h&m racing design ford raptor long travel kit (clean post)

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Doesn't look half bad now. Looking good.


Yes, with the new spring at the top, nose got leveled and the truck feels different.
Other than that suspension has been pretty hard to fully compressed offroad.



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With 800/10" tender springs
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500/6"
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What i needed to do in order to compress the springs to install the new ones
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I have not use all the travel of the shocks yet, those springs are too hard to compress.
Bypass all the way open shaft only compress 2"


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If you go to an 18" spring from the 19.5" you have on there you can get much lighter weights. You'll just have to measure to make sure you don't hit coil bind.
I'm in the same boat, a 19.5 is the perfect length spring, but it's only available in an 800 pound rate. Which is way to heavy for our trucks without a full engine cage and a bunch more weight up front...
 

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If you go to an 18" spring from the 19.5" you have on there you can get much lighter weights. You'll just have to measure to make sure you don't hit coil bind.

I'm in the same boat, a 19.5 is the perfect length spring, but it's only available in an 800 pound rate. Which is way to heavy for our trucks without a full engine cage and a bunch more weight up front...


So... Engine cage pronto!


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Actually, I see filthy motorsports has PAC springs in 20" with a 700 pound rate now. Problem solved.
 

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Reading this thread made me a little sick to my stomach. I hope you get this truck sorted out after all you have invested- time/money/aggravation. When you do, you are definitely going to need a nice front bumper to show off all that hardware. :)
 
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Actually, I see filthy motorsports has PAC springs in 20" with a 700 pound rate now. Problem solved.


Yes, i changed the upper spring only for rude heigh, but for better use of the total travel i need softer spring below.
Bypass is all the way open ST LT and rebound fully open -2 turn in.
This happened to me on a series of erosion offroad terrain
When the rebound adjustment is too fast,the front end will start kick and move from side to side after hitting a series ofclose bumps
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Driving the truck on rough terrain,
Makes me headache. Literally

As ntn says, i will need 700/20" springs

Do you use all usuable travel of your LTS kit?
What is your bypass set up?
How many turns on
Long tube
Short tube
Rebound
 
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Another issue that i have is propper aligment. I cant get the steering wheel orange stripe centered
 
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