jkilp911
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I have a 23 Big Horn, Crew Cab (6’4”), and I’m curious if any of my fellow V6 owners have installed Bilstein’s 6112 front shocks and/or their rear coil spring lift kit, and if so, what notch did you choose and how much of a lift did you get?
I know the 6112 wasn’t made for the V6, but you can install them - you just need to account for (approx.) .5” of additional ride height due to the reduced engine weight.
I’m also curious about their rear coil springs because their website says you get 1” of lift, but other sites like AT say you get 1-1.5” of lift.
I’m having both professionally installed in a couple of weeks, and I want to the ensure that I pick the right front notch so my truck is as high/level as possible. I currently have the ReadyLift 2” Leveling Kit, and it’s nearly dead level at 38.5” front and back. So, I’m thinking if I go with notch 7, I should get 2.7” (39.2”) in the front to go along with 39.5” in the back.
I know the 6112 wasn’t made for the V6, but you can install them - you just need to account for (approx.) .5” of additional ride height due to the reduced engine weight.
I’m also curious about their rear coil springs because their website says you get 1” of lift, but other sites like AT say you get 1-1.5” of lift.
I’m having both professionally installed in a couple of weeks, and I want to the ensure that I pick the right front notch so my truck is as high/level as possible. I currently have the ReadyLift 2” Leveling Kit, and it’s nearly dead level at 38.5” front and back. So, I’m thinking if I go with notch 7, I should get 2.7” (39.2”) in the front to go along with 39.5” in the back.