front end sag

[nate09]

while working on my winch today i noticed just how little up travel my truck must have due to the bump stops being approx. 3/4 inch from the beams. is this pretty common? ive been wanting to do the washer lift to level the truck out some but now i think i need more. thoughts, ideas, opinions are welcome.

driver side

passenger side

 

[bcost882]

dude my bumpstops are destroyed and it is really a good idea to increase the distance you know it will be worth it. have fun with it. and deff lift and don't look back

 

[4x4junkie]

My Ranger had maybe 1" even when the truck was brand new. Definitely can't hurt to stick some washers (or a spacer) under the coils.

 

[nate09]

i think that will be my next project, it needs an alignment anyway.

 

[nate09]

should i expect to need new camber bushings or will the stock ones have enough adjustment in them?

 

[bcost882]

you could actually do f-150 coils. it will make it stiffer if you don't mind that. then you will need new bushings prolly

 

[legoms013]

I'd stick with just washers and retain the original ride quality, never made sense to me to put half-ton pickup coils (f150) in a mini-pickup The TTB coils are already stiff enough.

 

[nate09]

ive already picked up some washers, hoping to get them in this weekend. just need to know if i will be able to get by with the factory bushings or if new ones will be needed.

 

[4x4junkie]

I would count on needing bushings. It's usually a matter of luck whether you can reuse the old ones after a major change like this.