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I dont pull gooseneck at all. I pull a 20ft enclosed trailer loaded full of equipment pretty regularly, no problem. I would like to add a set of air bags on the rear just in case. As far as my setup. Its a ICON 4.5" kit. I also added 1" TEI spacers on the front and then just recently upgraded to the 4-link kit. As far as the rear, instead of using the blocks that came with the 4.5" kit I upgraded to the full replacement ICON 5" Leaf Springs. I also added the 1" rear blocks when I added the TEI spacers to the front. Oh and I also added ICON reservoir shocks on the rear as well as a Hellwig 1 1/4" rear sway bar. |
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So are these all options for the ICON kit or a combo you put together yourself? |
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Thanks for the compliments on the site and the trucks ![]() Yes, the Icon is a complete setup. You do need the carrier bearing shim kit as well if you have a two piece driveline in the rear. A dual stabilizer setup is also a huge benefit on the 05+ trucks, IMO. You can add the shim and stabilizer via the "Customize" button on our site. To do a 5.5" You'd add a 1" TEI spacer for the front: Icon Vehicle Dynamics 2005-2008 FSD 1" T.E.I. Technology Relocation Bracket Kt - Front Coil Spacers - Truck Toyz Store In the rear you can either step up to a 6" block or do a One Up Offroad 6" Traction Block...both of which you can do via the Customize page (not sure if you have a 05-07 or 08-09.....here's 05-07): Icon Vehicle Dynamics 2005-2007 FSD SRW 4.5 Inch Suspension System - Truck Toyz Store Or if you have a 05-07 we could do a Icon 5" rear spring. Quote:
OUO Traction Blocks in the rear is the ultimate setup overall and the best for towing. If you do the Icon 5" rears, they are a little softer than stock and thus will sag more under load. Let me know if you have any questions. |
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go here , click on "customize" and you can configure it however you want: Icon Vehicle Dynamics 2005-2007 FSD SRW 4.5 Inch Suspension System - 2005-2007 F250/F350 SRW 4wd - Truck Toyz Store |
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I've got the DR 4.5 ( 1" TEI on the way) with 5" DR springs with a 1" block. Tows no problems, i tow a gooseneck, bumper pull and 5th wheel.... But DC is correct, the 5" springs are a little softer and tend to sag a bit, but it's not too bad.... Are the new Icon springs softer than the old DR springs?? ![]()
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I know they made changes in the spring design though and of course changed manufacturers. Quote:
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Hey, how come when you configure the Icon 4.5, you can get the OUO bars for only 713 bucks? Someone order the 4.5 and then sell me the OUO bars. Muhaha
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