Question about 2500 v10 coil springs?
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Question about 2500 v10 coil springs?
I got a 97 slt 1500 4x4 and was talking to my friend about putting a lift in my truck nothing big just 2 or 3 inches. He told me that i should just get some coils springs from a 2500 v10 and it would lift the front of my truck about 3 inches and get blocks for the rear. Im just wondering if theres really that much of a diffrence between the springs in a 1500 and 2500 that ill get that much lift, and is there a diffrence between the springs in a cummins and v10. Also are there any down falls to doing this cause I dont have the money to buy an expensive lift kit and I've herd bad things about leveling kits. Any help would be appreciated Thanks
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There's no spindles on a 4X4. Yes, the V10/diesel springs will lift your truck about 2", but at the cost of ride quality. The stiffer, thicker springs are designed for the much heavier V10/diesel engines and will make your V8 ride harsh in the front. Leveling kits from reputable companies are cheap and easy to install and don't change the ride characteristics. I have a 2" Hell Bent kit on my V10 2500 and it worked out perfect for me. Searching works better when you use quotation marks.