Fox coilovers 2.5

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zrodie21

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So is there a break-in period for the coilovers? Just got it back from the shop and I thought it was gonna be a smooth ride but I could feel all kinds of little bumps on the road. Got a 6" BDS lift installed with 35s . Will the smoothness get better after putting some miles on the coilovers?


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No.

Trucks with special truck suspension are going to not ride like a Cadillac.

Problem too is, what is a good ride for you is something else to someone else.

Who installed them? That may be best hope, they were installed I correctly.
 

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So is there a break-in period for the coilovers? Just got it back from the shop and I thought it was gonna be a smooth ride but I could feel all kinds of little bumps on the road. Got a 6" BDS lift installed with 35s . Will the smoothness get better after putting some miles on the coilovers?


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Post up some pics. I'm thinking of lifting my tahoe I just inherited. Also, how much did you pay for your life?
 

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I agree with Wade, adjust them it sounds like the compression maybe too stiff. Read up on suspension tuning and adjust it accordingly.

What is your wheel size, tire size?

I will disagree trucks can not be soft my lifted Tahoe is very soft and comfortable to ride in on the street and in heavy off road use too.
 
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Yes. I noticed a slight change in the stiffness after a few days. The shocks will settle a bit. It's a good time to take the truck back in and get everything retorqued. Coilovers, of the shelf, in general will feel FIRM, but a lot of the feedback is from the tires as well. I can not remember if BDS has a custom valving to their offering, but it's something you can have an experienced shop take care of.
 

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