shock questions

ok so im 21 years old i bought a 2011 access cab and put the 3 inch spacer lift in fron 2 in back im pretty much a rookie to all this its my first 4wd any ways just wondering if i can put the blissies 5100s on with the spacer lift and would it benifit me at all. would i be better off loosing the front spacer and putting the 5100s on to make up for the spacer?

 

DONT DO IT! DO not stack lifts. The 4x4's cant be lifted more than 3" with out a drop bracket lift.

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ok thats why im asking. im thinking im gonna sell the spacer and do it right with the suspension lift

 

Bilstein 5100 adjustables and get rid of your spacers. Better ride. The spacers essentially do the same thing thing as the adjustables tho... you're just getting a tad better shock.

 

Best thing you could do is get rid of the AAL you likely have in the rear and get a good progressive leaf pack or better tho. The ride will be 10x better

 

right on thanks

 

Hey if you have alot of money to spend, get some high end coilovers. Such as Fox, King, Icon, Sway a way, and donahoe. The ride is amazing both on and offroad.

 

To clarify:
A spacer lift allows the truck to bottom out the suspension before the truck hits the bump stops. The strut is the weak link and fails.

 

This should be a sticky

http://www.bilsteinus.com/fileadmin/user_upload/user_upload_us/pdfs/Bil_LevShks_WebArticle.pdf