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I found a rear antiroll bar specifically for the excursion. By far the best mods though were the V code front springs and the rear air bags. I plumbed them into a 7gallon tank to soften the spring rate of the bags. I got the idea from bruce1954 at tds. I usually run them at 20-30 lbs and it rides great. I pump them up to 50 or so to tow. With 285's and V codes, my X was at 82" or so. With 315's, I fit in my 84" garage with an inch or so to spare, depending on how pumped up my bags are. I test drove about 20 X's before I bought mine, and the lifted ones drove the best by far. Getting up off the bumpstops makes all the difference. |
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Modified rear spring? I found the stock X springs to be too soft, especially with a trailer. That's why I went with the bags. I didn't bother with the traction bars. I all but ordered traction bars but thought I'd try it out without them first...that was 3 years ago and still don't see a need. I spend a fair amount of time driving on dirt roads...rutted, washboard, snotslick, or all of the above. I also tow a jeep. Haven't seen a need. I'll be doing some go faster stuff soon, I wonder if I'll change my mind. Last edited by Maverick4x4 : 06-03-2008 at 09:23 PM. |
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You don't mod the rear spring you mod a SD "B" code truck spring. The SD 30mm rear sway bar is cheap, big and bolts right in. I don't see the need for traction bars either but then I don't take off so quick as to get wheel hop. One other thing that really helps is wider rims..9-10" and 12.5" wide tires. Cary |
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interested also. have an 01 and 02 X
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