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Installed Ridetech HQ adjustable rear shocks today. I’ll be driving it tomorrow to see how they are. Should be an improvement since front and rear are now matched valving.
Installed Ridetech HQ adjustable rear shocks today. I’ll be driving it tomorrow to see how they are. Should be an improvement since front and rear are now matched valving.
That’s really good. Most of it comes down to how you drive. Some, like me, have a heavy foot and don’t get as good as you are getting. So, you must be lighter on the go pedal. That’s a good thing. You may want to use an app or do the math with a calculator to get the real mileage. The dash...
So, there is no night and day difference. I wasn’t expecting a huge difference, but it feels more planted and less soft, if that makes sense. Definitely a positive difference in the corners. I’m going to have to get with them for some rear adjustable shocks. I think that will help with the...
I have not had the chance to drive it yet. Truck is clean and too much standing water around from all the rain we‘ve had. I’ll probably drive it to work tomorrow since the roads are drying up. The Jeep is always dirty and hasn’t been washed in probably a couple of years.
Yup. Should have done this at the beginning, but I don’t think these were out at the time. I’ll probably take some measurements and see if they can come up with an adjustable shock for the rear.
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