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Our new work trucks, removed / cut front air dam, ready lift keys, bilstien front shocks, 285/70r 17 cooper stt

 

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Started with 9" of ground clearance at the front bumper just in front of the tire. Now have 21" of ground clearance.

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Our new work trucks, removed / cut front air dam, ready lift keys, bilstien front shocks, 285/70r 17 cooper stt

 

IMAG0008.jpg

 

Started with 9" of ground clearance at the front bumper just in front of the tire. Now have 21" of ground clearance.

Looks good. Now when you say keys... did the 2015 hd retain the torsion bar suspension of the older hd models? Just curious here

 

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How much harsher did the ride get after leveling the truck? A honest answer would be appreciated as i would like to do the same thing to mine when it gets in, but i did to a 2006 1500hd i had and the ride ended up being significantely harsher.

 

Thanks

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The 2015s seem (to me) to ride softer than the previous years. It only had 30 miles on it when i put the level and bilstiens on it so i didn't really notice any ride differance. My boss, who drives a 2013 chevy 1500, said it rode to rough for him. But honestly we run them with 75+ psi in the tires, you can drop that down a little bit if the ride is too harsh.

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