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Old 04-26-2014, 07:03 PM   #1
ochre70
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OK. Looking for suspension/lowering advice and opinions.

Alright, here's the story... I've swapped the CPP 1" lowering springs for new Moog standard duty stock height springs in the front and CPP 5" lowering springs for ECE 4" lowering springs in the back. I did all of this to try to solve the way this truck rode when I bought it... My problem(s) now are that the front seems to be too bouncy compared to the rear like the springs aren't strong enough and the ECE springs lifted the back up quite a bit more than I thought they would. A lot more than 1" in my opinion. My question is: Do I put heavy duty springs in the front and/or swap out for some 5" ECE springs to level it back out and fix the bouncy front end? The truck has a 350 in it and is a long bed. Its also got 2.5" drop spindles in the front. I'm trying not to spend a ton more money than I already have and I'd like to keep it low but relatively level.
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