Where can i can stiffer front springs?????

[Kennyv]

Does anyone know where and if i can even get stiffer front coil springs for my 2002 f350???? Its lowered using djm's 3&5 kit but front is kinda soft so when i hit dips on highway it rubs and if i push down on front bumper truck moves up and down pretty freely... I know a stiffer spring will give me a stiff ride but i dont mind i just need a firm stiff front end, anyone know where i can find something?????

[ZMANN]

what are you using for a shock ?

[Kennyv]

Originally Posted by ZMANN

what are you using for a shock ?

Shocks djm sell with their kit, dont wanna bring the truck up any up front if anything id like to go an inch lower!!

[ZMANN]

I am just thinking a different shock may dampen the ride more and keep the nose from diving so quickly

[timmyboy76]

shocks wont raise the vehicle. contact Deaver Springs in Santa Ana, CA...btw, SICK ride, man.

[Kennyv]

Thanks guys i will consider another set of shocks aswell and i will google deaver to get a contact,, and thanks again!!!!

[Turbostang500]

May not be a good idea but I will throw it out for conversation. What about running air bags on the front? I would think this wont change the ride but when it starts compressing, you will get more stiffness.

[ZMANN]

Deaver is good but you have a different set up they will be a little hard to increase spring rate on an unknown coil IMHO

the airbag insert for the coil also crossed my mind

[Kennyv]

Originally Posted by Turbostang500

May not be a good idea but I will throw it out for conversation. What about running air bags on the front? I would think this wont change the ride but when it starts compressing, you will get more stiffness.

Not a bad idea but i want to stay away from bags,, im a jump in and go type of guy lol!!! Seen plenty of leaks, bags gone bad etc etc, if i can go another 1/2in to 1in lower with a stiff front susp id be happy as pig in ****!!

[Turbostang500]

Also consider that going that much stiffer and short sidewall tires, is gonna play hell on hub bearings and ball joints.