New Trail Master 3" Lift
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trail master 3" lift
I have this lift and it was an easy install, but it is a rough ride and not as factory ride like they said. I am assuming the ride is rough due to all the added weight of my aftermarket bumpers and winch.
My question is, can I just add new springs to this lift, and skip the rubber spacers, and if so what springs? I have heard you can just maybe use some stock 4 door springs or something.
Any suggestions?
My question is, can I just add new springs to this lift, and skip the rubber spacers, and if so what springs? I have heard you can just maybe use some stock 4 door springs or something.
Any suggestions?
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I have this lift and it was an easy install, but it is a rough ride and not as factory ride like they said. I am assuming the ride is rough due to all the added weight of my aftermarket bumpers and winch.
My question is, can I just add new springs to this lift, and skip the rubber spacers, and if so what springs? I have heard you can just maybe use some stock 4 door springs or something.
Any suggestions?
My question is, can I just add new springs to this lift, and skip the rubber spacers, and if so what springs? I have heard you can just maybe use some stock 4 door springs or something.
Any suggestions?
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I have this lift and it was an easy install, but it is a rough ride and not as factory ride like they said. I am assuming the ride is rough due to all the added weight of my aftermarket bumpers and winch.
My question is, can I just add new springs to this lift, and skip the rubber spacers, and if so what springs? I have heard you can just maybe use some stock 4 door springs or something.
Any suggestions?
My question is, can I just add new springs to this lift, and skip the rubber spacers, and if so what springs? I have heard you can just maybe use some stock 4 door springs or something.
Any suggestions?
PM trail master with your question (you'll get Chris or Steve). On of them will respond tomorrow with some basic questions and then answers for you. I'm sure they'll be able to help.
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the tires are 33 x 12.5 Wild Country MTX and at 30 psi. And the ride is a little stiff and bumpy in the back. I was thinking different springs would help, and I kinda wish I got the whole suspension kit from trail master with the springs.
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thanks!!!
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