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Happy to elaborate more. For my setup with ARB bumper and winch with synthetic line, the front felt way over sprung with preload at 20mm. There was not enough down travel, so it would top out over most bumps. Even with rebound set to max, the spring rebound after compressing was too abrupt. Basically the pogo effect. Now with the reduced preload, the shock rebound controls the spring rebound much better. I am no longer experiencing the harshness that I was previously. In my opinion, the shock valving now seems to partner with the springs. The brake dive is still gone.Can you elaborate on what makes you happier with the ride? My BP-51 was installed with 20mm (factory) too and the part I didn't like was lift on the front was too much relative to the rear. It was level front to back when the rear was empty. The problem was rear sag when loaded. I added 30mm spacers to the rear to fix this, mostly because that was easier for me to do that pulling the front apart to reset the preload. I have always really liked how the BP-51 suspension feels but my "feel" is relative to the 125K mile old OEM suspension with a heavy front bumper. The "brake dive" is gone. Stiffer for sure but not too stiff. Did reducing preload "soften" the ride? Did you keep the same shock settings after you adjusted the preload?
Happy to elaborate more. For my setup with ARB bumper and winch with synthetic line, the front felt way over sprung with preload at 20mm. There was not enough down travel, so it would top out over most bumps. Even with rebound set to max, the spring rebound after compressing was too abrupt. Basically the pogo effect. Now with the reduced preload, the shock rebound controls the spring rebound much better. I am no longer experiencing the harshness that I was previously. In my opinion, the shock valving now seems to partner with the springs. The brake dive is still gone.
I will say that I was dreading pulling the coilovers back out to adjust the preload. This time I decided to see if I could get them out without undoing the swaybar or loosening the lower control arms/balljoints. I undid the steering tie rod and upper ball joint only. Worked like a charm. Now I wish I wouldn't have gone through all of the additional steps when doing the initial install. Anyways....
I have 2723 springs in the rear, so I am not experiencing the front to back height differential that you have have had.
What years was the fuel pump recalled on?Fuel pump recall at 115k on the LX and new Costco Interstate 27F battery for the winter. Replacing 4.5 year old CarQuest battery.
Looking for more information on doing this swap. Any suggestions?
Check out this thread:Same question regarding swap to Tundra suspension
Front settings: 6C, 8RI set mine to 13mm also with the ARB bumper/winch/synthetic line, but my truck has not performed as I thought it would. I originally thought the preload was not enough, but recently came to the conclusion that the rear springs are too soft for the everyday weight. I just got some 2723's in so hopefully that clears things up. Your post has given me more confidence in my hypothesis, and I will report back when I get them in there. May I ask what you have your front and rear compression/rebound set at currently?
I think this is the best fitment I’ve seen of a Rhino bumper on an LXGot an alignment after fully done monkeying with the suspension and UCAs. Also added spidertrax wheel spacers. Dont care what anybody says negative about wheel spacers love the look! Still work in progressView attachment 2783685
Thanks! Still not 100% happy with it but work in progress. Have to color te little silver pieces.I think this is the best fitment I’ve seen of a Rhino bumper on an LX
Got mine from Ben also about 45 days ago. Lucked out on the fronts.Have UCA's, rear springs, Slee wheel spacers, and now rear shocks. Coil shortage has delayed the front coilovers a bit more, but super excited to finally see these in person. Ben and the team at Filthy have been absolutely wonderful to work with, cannot recommend them enough for a custom valved King setup
Also I am in Prosper just north of Frisco. Mine went on an LX, but let me know if you need any help advice. Just went through it.Have UCA's, rear springs, Slee wheel spacers, and now rear shocks. Coil shortage has delayed the front coilovers a bit more, but super excited to finally see these in person. Ben and the team at Filthy have been absolutely wonderful to work with, cannot recommend them enough for a custom valved King setup
Nice. Zarges are great. I have a few K470s. How did you mount them?I made a case change and installed the ZARGES - K470's.View attachment 2784474
Thanks. I used the ZARGES Roof Rack Mounts which do have some limitations. How do you mount yours? I really do not want to drill through these, but it would make the mounting options/positioning A LOT easier.Nice. Zarges are great. I have a few K470s. How did you mount them?