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Old 01-13-2008, 06:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Has anyone tryed the Full Traction Suspension coil-over conversion for the superduty?

Looking at maybe getting this kit. full traction suspension
Wondering how it performs and is worth it?
What shocks would a guy use for 4" lift?
Any info would be nice, there isn't much out there for this product.
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Re: Has anyone tryed the Full Traction Suspension coil-over conversion for the superduty?

Bilsteins. From what I have read its the best conversion kit out.

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Re: Has anyone tryed the Full Traction Suspension coil-over conversion for the superduty?

I would definitely do a coil conversion if I did a lift.I'm jealous of the ride and turning radius of the '05 up. How much is it?
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Re: Has anyone tryed the Full Traction Suspension coil-over conversion for the superduty?

would be a definite improvement, but the coilovers are gonna be another $300-$500 each to complete the install!
Also I'm not a big fan of bolt-on suspensions.
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Re: Has anyone tryed the Full Traction Suspension coil-over conversion for the superduty?

Well it costs $2400 for the kit and like whitjo said you have to fork over $600-$1000 for shocks. Not cheap, but a new truck isn't cheap either. I already have a 4" lift kit but I'm sick of it riding like a lumber truck.
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Re: Has anyone tryed the Full Traction Suspension coil-over conversion for the superduty?

I have and it is amazing!!! I have the king coilovers and have the kit currently set at 8.5" Talk about riding 100% better!! Wow deff worth the $$$ if you plan on keeping your truck. I have noticed it also handles alot better as well. Getting ready to go up another 2.5". The coolest thing is it is adjustible from 4" to 11" max. I got all my stuff from Jesse Todd at Farmboy Fabrications great customer service and he really knows his stuff!!
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Re: Has anyone tryed the Full Traction Suspension coil-over conversion for the superduty?

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SuperStrokedFL</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have and it is amazing!!! I have the king coilovers and have the kit currently set at 8.5" Talk about riding 100% better!! Wow deff worth the $$$ if you plan on keeping your truck. I have noticed it also handles alot better as well. Getting ready to go up another 2.5". The coolest thing is it is adjustible from 4" to 11" max. I got all my stuff from Jesse Todd at Farmboy Fabrications great customer service and he really knows his stuff!! </div></div>

Let's see some pics of it!
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Well, I did it. I called Jesse Todd and he got me all squared away.
It will be a couple weeks before I get the kit, but I will post pictures of the install.
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Yep, it's a very nice product.
Real nice design and geometry.

King, Fox or SAW for the coilovers.
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I went with the SAW shock cause they match my truck.
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