i know there has been a lot posted about these shocks and i did a quickie search and got board. i know theres a lot of guys that have these, and to these guys what do you run them at?? is there anyone with a regular cab that has them? http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/smiley9.gif anyways just tell me what you think works best for you, generally unloaded.

i just installed some 2 weeks ago and love em, what a difference from stock! i currently have mine set at 3 up front and 1 in the rear. ive got a crew cab 4x4. the rear was the worst before since its so light and the shocks were so stiff. im waiting till i have some time and i am going to drive the same route several times, turning the shocks up each time to see the difference. just havent done it yet. i also figure once i get the free in cab adjust system it will let me do this easier.

5 in the front, 4 or 5 in the rear, depending on how I feel.


Air down the tires when unloaded for a smoother ride. I'm running 70psi now. You can run 60psi no problems. Just have to remember to air up when towing or with a load.

Have them on about 6months, really helped with that rear end hop. 5 in front 5 in rear.

70psi!!!!!!!!!! dayum, haha, im running 38psi all the way around. unless im towing. as far as shocks, 5 up front and 2 in the rear

3 in front and 3 in back tires at 50 psi

5 up front & 3 in the rear - 40psi upfront (super low profile tires) and 35 in the rear...

I'm running a duelly and tow with 60#s in all the truck tires even when not towing. This is a departure for me as I used to air up to tow with my 93 at 60 front and 55 rear. Gave me a good ride and excellant control. I only went to the 60 all around because I now am running Goodyears (came from the factory with them) and don't trust the sidewalls. Had Michs on the 93 for 67 thousand miles. They will be the next set on the 03.


Denny


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