could go even lower if running empty.Finally aired down my 35x12.5 tires. I've been driving (not enjoyably) at OEM pressure for the last 500 miles. It seems like I am over correcting to the left a lot so I figured it was time. 45 in front and 40 in the rear. I didn't chalk it, but the contact patch looks much better.
I will get around to updating the TPMS thresholds and getting a thuren spec'd alignment next weekend.
Thanks! I only put about 4 miles on since doing all the work, drove from my shop to back home. No idea on the manners of the upgrades as of now but it should be an improvement over stock if what everyone else says is true..Your truck looks good, love the bumpers! I put the new sway bar on Friday, that stock one means business.
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Curious how close to 2" the lift actually was. I know it hasn't had time to settle yet, but do you have any measurements (bottom of wheel well to ground) from before and or after.
Good question, I just ran out and checked. I measured from the middle of the centercap up to the bottom of the fender flare. That’s the best way according to thuren. Takes tire bulge, etc out of the equation. Compared to my original measurements I took back when I was deciding which height to go with it’s sitting exactly at 2” higher.Curious how close to 2" the lift actually was. I know it hasn't had time to settle yet, but do you have any measurements (bottom of wheel well to ground) from before and or after.
Might be a silly question....but for us on road tow guys do you feel like the track bar is a worthy upgrade? I'm a jeeper and know of the hollow lightweight components that are put on these vehicles and the aftermarket stuff is pure beef by comparison....just curious if the only advantage is the adjustability for you guys lifting...Thuren 2” level went on quick today, I started around 1030 and wrapped up around 3. Track bar, sway bar and rear shocks as well.
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I thought they were 5" inlet no??
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Bought this for my not yet delivered 2022 limited 6.7
Hoping I don't need to return for a 4" inlet any advice appreciated!
Honestly if you are not going to lift at all I would not bother, the track bars have come a long ways from the 2nd gen trucks with the ball joint on the frame side. The factory unit is quite beefy. The main advantage to the thuren track bar is to keep the axle centered under the truck when lifting.Might be a silly question....but for us on road tow guys do you feel like the track bar is a worthy upgrade? I'm a jeeper and know of the hollow lightweight components that are put on these vehicles and the aftermarket stuff is pure beef by comparison....just curious if the only advantage is the adjustability for you guys lifting...
Everyone should make that drive at least once. I drove up and down the Alcan in the ‘90’s. Both times in January. It was the most beautiful trip I’ve ever taken
Just the tip. Took off about 10 inches of my exhaust with a chop saw for a straight cut and cleaned it up with a flap disc.
Much better look in my opinion.
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You saw the melted bumper pad post?
You saw the melted bumper pad post?
I don't think his truck will have to many regens .