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Front coil spacer & Rear sway bar kit for 84 D150 #2116174
07/23/16 03:35 PM
07/23/16 03:35 PM
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Will 1" coil spacers up front help give better traction out back? Cause my truck has that front end sag plus all my body bushings are in great shape so I know its not them before someone asks. Also has anyone used a rear sway bar kit on the 81-93 d series and how much difference does it help?

Re: Front coil spacer & Rear sway bar kit for 84 D150 [Re: 98RAM1500] #2116409
07/23/16 11:56 PM
07/23/16 11:56 PM
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I put a swaybar on my truck and it did make a big difference,but I put a front one on at the same time.

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Re: Front coil spacer & Rear sway bar kit for 84 D150 [Re: 98RAM1500] #2116526
07/24/16 10:28 AM
07/24/16 10:28 AM
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In theory,yes. Shifting the weight rearward helps traction. In reality the weight bias will improve less than 1%.

We need to know more about your truck. At this point I'd say tires would be a giant gain vs the minute gain from a front spring spacer.


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