For leon

[azcromntic]

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[CO_Hunter]

850 front and 860 rear. I'm thinking about going heavier in the back, may talk to Christo soon.

 

[CO_Hunter]

No new brake lines, but you will need to disconnect the mounting brackets so they don't get stretched too much. The shocks will limit travel. I don't remember the load ratings off hand, but I thought the J's were just longer version of something. Slees site should have the information.

 

[Hoosier Daddy]

850 front and 860 rear. I'm thinking about going heavier in the back, may talk to Christo soon.

Hi Leon, Did you ever pull your rear 860's? I'm looking for a set.
Brad

 

[CO_Hunter]

I haven't gotten around to it yet, too many other things going on. I saw your wanted post. The soonest I can get to Golden would be the 16th of April.

 

[Hoosier Daddy]

Yeah, can't wait that long. Thanks anyway!

How do those 860's ride?

 

[CO_Hunter]

I got these a couple of years ago as soon as I bought the truck, went straight over to Slee's shop. I like them fine, seem to have good road manners and good on the trail. But I have no other experience then the worn out stock stuff. Then only reason I'm wanting to change is when I'm loaded heavy, gear, kids, dogs and trailer, I think the handling suffers.

Some others may want to chime in as to how they see the rig perform on the trails. My feeling is it works well for an all arounder.