Anyone regret collars on the front?

[757Nomad]

I'm running the ICON AAC at 1.75". It stiffened up the front a bit and the nose dive feels like it is more controlled on hard braking. I actually enjoy the road ride better with the collars. I have not taken it onto soft sand beaches yet but I do not anticipate any difficulty or jarring ride.

 

[Hobert]

I also have the Icon collars at 1.75". No regrets. Perfect stop gap until I buy new shocks.

 

[Nick@GotExhaust]

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[gdestiny]

I had RPG install the 2.25s right after I got the truck. Have 3000 miles now and haven’t had any issues. Ride honestly feels the same as stock to me. Sits perfect now.

 

[#1LeadFoot]

I have the Icon set at 1.75 on mine. Still sits about 1/4inch lower in the front but ride feels great. Love the extra ground clearance also.

 

[Wizo]

Would these by any chance lead to any steering shake on high way or surface roads?

I ask because I have some and blaming wheels or tires but wonder if it could be from that?

My shop also installed camber bolts to do alignment afterwards.

 

[waveslayer]

I have had mine for 3,000 miles and love them. I noticed less break dive since I added the collars. Go for it, +1 for RPG 2.25"

My wife thinks I only have 3 guns

 

[801Ag]

I have an ‘18 w/ 25k miles. Almost all of which were with the Icons. Never an issue and have loved them.


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[nikhsub1]

I have the RPG 1.5" as that is as high as I wanted to go - I like the front being a bit lower than the rear still, I know most prefer level, I don't. For my purposes, the 1.5" are perfect. No issues to speak of.

 

[Loufish]

I'm not a big fan of preload spacers, so went with only a 1.5" Camburg collar...lifted the front about 1.25" which is fine for me and it stiffened the front just a tad, mostly noticeable when braking now a little less dive but still rides good...