Ridetech coilover vs air help

[jbake]

Jr thanks. I'm still in the research and asking lots of stupid noob stage of my project. I'm use to jacked up pickups built for mud n rocks and I'm a truck driver, so I'm use to stiff bumpy rides. If you think the roads are bad in so cal come out here to fly over country. Lol

[Rhino]

... If you think the roads are bad in so cal come out here to fly over country...

I can certainly attest to that. I've got family in the area. A road tends to have pot holes that will swallow a car or be barely wide enough to not touch mirrors in passing.
On the plus side, you have plenty of twisties to have fun on.

[jbake]

I can certainly attest to that. I've got family in the area. A road tends to have pot holes that will swallow a car or be barely wide enough to not touch mirrors in passing.
On the plus side, you have plenty of twisties to have fun on.

Lmfao last year I was in Tuscaloosa, Joplin, and Oklahoma city when the twisters hit. Riding them out in a truck is not the most fun I've ever had!

[JRouche]

Jr thanks. I'm still in the research and asking lots of stupid noob stage of my project. I'm use to jacked up pickups built for mud n rocks and I'm a truck driver, so I'm use to stiff bumpy rides. If you think the roads are bad in so cal come out here to fly over country. Lol

I didnt see any stupid Qs there and oh yeah. Gotta have some suspension in yer area. Had some life long friends that moved to Macks Creek, MO back in the 70s. I never got a chance to drive out there and visit them but my parents have a few times. Once pulling a 5th wheel trailer. And YES! They said the roads were not like here. But you know WHAT! The land and people make up for it ten fold. Id love to leave So Cal. But the kids are in school and until they are out on their own Im planted. Some day? Maybe Ill be able to own a nice lil plot of land in a small town in a great state like MO!! Enjoy your build and the place you live.. Yes, I sound jealous for a reason.... JR