RCD coils and bumpstops?
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RCD coils and bumpstops?
After the weekend my truck had I think the coils are officially beatdown, the uca's are angled up and the front of the truck is way down.
I know this has been covered and I've searched through plenty of threads on "fixing" the RCD. But I still have a few questions.
I'll probably go with 750# coils. But was wondering where would be the cheapest place to get a set of hypercoils?? This is the cheapest I've found so far.
http://www.eshocks.com/hyp_ind.asp?S...=2Q1&SubChar=Q
Anyone know of a cheaper place?
Now on with the bumpstops, I squashed mine pretty good this weekend. The metal cup on the stock bumpstops beat the hell out of lca's. What's the best place to get a good all-rubber bumpstop that would work for my setup?
I've seen some at autozone and summit that would work, just wanting some opinions maybe some links.
Thanks.
I know this has been covered and I've searched through plenty of threads on "fixing" the RCD. But I still have a few questions.
I'll probably go with 750# coils. But was wondering where would be the cheapest place to get a set of hypercoils?? This is the cheapest I've found so far.
http://www.eshocks.com/hyp_ind.asp?S...=2Q1&SubChar=Q
Anyone know of a cheaper place?
Now on with the bumpstops, I squashed mine pretty good this weekend. The metal cup on the stock bumpstops beat the hell out of lca's. What's the best place to get a good all-rubber bumpstop that would work for my setup?
I've seen some at autozone and summit that would work, just wanting some opinions maybe some links.
Thanks.
Last edited by seed60; 02-16-2009 at 07:03 PM.
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Energy Suspension for the bumpstops. I have bumpstop part# 9.9116 which I think is perfect, but I've also seen a couple ppl run the pancake bumpstops, part# 9.9132
http://www.energysuspension.com/pages/bsp2.html
Here's a pic of where you can see my bumpstop.
http://www.energysuspension.com/pages/bsp2.html
Here's a pic of where you can see my bumpstop.
#5
Well I'm running the 750's from this place:
http://store01.prostores.com/servlet...gs:12in+Length
Turns out they're close to me but I still bought em and had them shipped. I think I ended up paying $120 over the phone to him and got them in a week or so.
I didn't have the tools to install them so I had the place that did my lift do them for like another $100 or so. I noticed a huge difference too. Rides much better IMO and it's taller in the front. Way stiffer.
I would have gone with 800's though. So Matt, do 800's.
The only things wrong with RCD:
Diff pinion angle bracket
Front shaft (supposedly)
Coil Sag
http://store01.prostores.com/servlet...gs:12in+Length
Turns out they're close to me but I still bought em and had them shipped. I think I ended up paying $120 over the phone to him and got them in a week or so.
I didn't have the tools to install them so I had the place that did my lift do them for like another $100 or so. I noticed a huge difference too. Rides much better IMO and it's taller in the front. Way stiffer.
I would have gone with 800's though. So Matt, do 800's.
The only things wrong with RCD:
Diff pinion angle bracket
Front shaft (supposedly)
Coil Sag
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From: Mooresville, NC
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Well I'm running the 750's from this place:
http://store01.prostores.com/servlet...gs:12in+Length
Turns out they're close to me but I still bought em and had them shipped. I think I ended up paying $120 over the phone to him and got them in a week or so.
I didn't have the tools to install them so I had the place that did my lift do them for like another $100 or so. I noticed a huge difference too. Rides much better IMO and it's taller in the front. Way stiffer.
I would have gone with 800's though. So Matt, do 800's.
The only things wrong with RCD:
Diff pinion angle bracket
Front shaft (supposedly)
Coil Sag
http://store01.prostores.com/servlet...gs:12in+Length
Turns out they're close to me but I still bought em and had them shipped. I think I ended up paying $120 over the phone to him and got them in a week or so.
I didn't have the tools to install them so I had the place that did my lift do them for like another $100 or so. I noticed a huge difference too. Rides much better IMO and it's taller in the front. Way stiffer.
I would have gone with 800's though. So Matt, do 800's.
The only things wrong with RCD:
Diff pinion angle bracket
Front shaft (supposedly)
Coil Sag
Gumby came up with this.
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ght=hypercoils
#12
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Here are some pics for ***** and giggles.
Ate the paint up and bent up the bumpstop a little. These are the bumpstops I cut in half.
UCA angled up a good bit compared to where it was. Don't be hating on my duct tape. lol
RCD+Baja=Not good
Last edited by seed60; 02-16-2009 at 08:44 PM.
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Originally Posted by seed60
How long are your limit straps? Do you really think it needs them?
#15
Same here, one on the top of the swaybar, looks like you have 2 underneath
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