Lamont22
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I set the front on clip # 3 and swapped out the stock front springs for ORP springs. Gave me 2” of lift in the front.
On the rear, I replaced stock springs with Bilstein springs, giving me 1” of rear lift.
Here are my measurements before on stock wheels/tires 275/55/20:
Rear pass 38 3/4” ground to fender
Front pass 36” ground to fender
Rear driver 38 1/4” ground to fender
Front driver 35 3/4” ground to fender
After on 275/70/18 plus Bilsteins:
Rear pass 40 3/4” ground to fender
Front pass 39” ground to fender
Rear driver 40 1/4” ground to fender
Front driver 38 3/4” ground to fender
Happy with the ride and look. Speedometer is off by 2 mph now, I’ll probably take it to the dealer to have it recalibrated. Just wanted to put this info out there for anyone with the V6 who’s curious. Bilsteins won’t lift you to the moon or turn your truck into a “log wagon.”
On the rear, I replaced stock springs with Bilstein springs, giving me 1” of rear lift.
Here are my measurements before on stock wheels/tires 275/55/20:
Rear pass 38 3/4” ground to fender
Front pass 36” ground to fender
Rear driver 38 1/4” ground to fender
Front driver 35 3/4” ground to fender
After on 275/70/18 plus Bilsteins:
Rear pass 40 3/4” ground to fender
Front pass 39” ground to fender
Rear driver 40 1/4” ground to fender
Front driver 38 3/4” ground to fender
Happy with the ride and look. Speedometer is off by 2 mph now, I’ll probably take it to the dealer to have it recalibrated. Just wanted to put this info out there for anyone with the V6 who’s curious. Bilsteins won’t lift you to the moon or turn your truck into a “log wagon.”