FMC80
SILVER Star
5L. If in doubt go more. I think you’ll be fine. That’s what I did and went with 5L. Glad I did.
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Highly recommend getting sand bags then, or buckets of water or whatever you need. Way cheaper than getting arms that aren’tGreat suggestion... but I'm not going to be able to pull that off. It's virtually undriveable at this current level of caster. Can't afford a new bumper and winch AND arms right now. I could possibly mimic the weight of a bumper and winch... hang a few hundred pounds off the front crossmember... or sit on the hood while it's on the alignment rack.
Sorry man, I’m traveling currently. I have my #s back home. Will be back mid-next week.Thanks for the intel. What is your current caster #?
I think that’s the right choice. I have 5” of lift with the 6” DVS arms and I love the way it drives. Not sure how much caster it has as I never bothered to check.Ok I'm going with the 5L's. I hung 200 lbs off the front tow hooks and it barely compressed the suspension at all. Less than 1/2" of deflection from hub to bottom of fender.
Yeah for real. I'm going to have to play around with the CDCV adjusters on the shocks to dial in a smooth ride...Those HD Slinky’s are no joke!
Good to hear. I talked to my tire/alignment guy and he too suggested the more caster the better. Says many of the bigger full size f250's on 37's are running +6-7* for added stability.I think that’s the right choice. I have 5” of lift with the 6” DVS arms and I love the way it drives. Not sure how much caster it has as I never bothered to check.
If I had the cash I would definitely go with the @Delta VS arms. But I am hoping the @eimkeith radius drop brackets will help with caster along with the caster correction plates I have already. What I am really excited about it not hearing my steering links rub the radius arms when they flex out and make contact.Delta 5L arms are in! Install was a piece of cake... little ratchet strap action to pull the axle forward and a little wiggling to get the hole lined up and they were in there! Have to wait till next week to get the alignment numbers but it already drives a thousand times better.
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