davebar
Member
- Joined
- Mar 3, 2011
- Messages
- 12
- Vehicle Year
- 1999
2001
- Transmission
- Automatic
I got a 1999 B4000 troy Lee....
I have a flooring company and use it for work. Problem is the rear springs are flat and really sag when loaded. I had to sell off my explorer (off road toy) so i plan to use the B4000 as a mild mudder/off road and work truck untli I find a new toy.
Anyway, I am gonna add a leaf (1.5 to 2") to get some load capicity back and lift the rear, also do the TTL in front. Maybe a body lift. I have a set of 33 off my exp that I want to run.
My question is about the shocks. Do I need the extended shocks with this set up. I was reading that some guys thought it helped. If so, what brand is best for my application? I dont care about ride quilty, Im more concerned about hauling and offroad. Which I know is an issue cuz you want flex for offroad and no flex for hauling. So, any advice is appreciated....
I have a flooring company and use it for work. Problem is the rear springs are flat and really sag when loaded. I had to sell off my explorer (off road toy) so i plan to use the B4000 as a mild mudder/off road and work truck untli I find a new toy.
Anyway, I am gonna add a leaf (1.5 to 2") to get some load capicity back and lift the rear, also do the TTL in front. Maybe a body lift. I have a set of 33 off my exp that I want to run.
My question is about the shocks. Do I need the extended shocks with this set up. I was reading that some guys thought it helped. If so, what brand is best for my application? I dont care about ride quilty, Im more concerned about hauling and offroad. Which I know is an issue cuz you want flex for offroad and no flex for hauling. So, any advice is appreciated....