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Posted: 02/02/05 09:54 AM
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Hey y'all! I might be gettin' a truck this spring and was wondering what y'all might think would handle rough roads better. I'd like a front suspension that has as much up-travel (distance of compression) and down-travel (distance of rebound) as possible. I'm thinkin' I'd either like a coil-spacer lifted (1 1/4") C1500 or a stock height K1500. I heard rumors that in stock form a 2wd has a better ride travel than a 4x4. Anyone here drove (or ridden in) a coil spacer lifted truck? The truck I've seen is a stock C1500 with 31x10.5"-15 all-terrains.
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JMWRKR
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Posted: 02/02/05 10:24 AM
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I'd say go with the K, but I'm kinda biased to the 4wd. I've never ridden in a spacer lifted truck, and never payed attention to the travel difference. It does sond plausible though. The CV axels on the K could be a limiting factor. Ya know, this sounds like a question for swamphorse.
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quyonmob
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Posted: 02/02/05 04:08 PM
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Of course a 2wd will ride better than a 4wd, and a car will ride better than a pick-up.
With the K1500, your 31x10.50 will fit no problem, no lift required.
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Posted: 02/02/05 08:28 PM
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sounds like you want a pre-runner, if that's the case i would get the c1500 and a 2" lift with 31x10.5 and let it rip. never rode in a coil spacer lifted truck so i really can't say. actually i'm biased to the old solid axle fords so i probably can't help much. remember, you can always use 4wd if you get stuck in the k, but you can't in the c. good luck
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