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Message: [QUOTE="TripleE44, post: 494568, member: 94"] Lately, I've been getting more and more annoyed by a harsh ride on bad roads from my truck. How much better can a coilover actually make my truck ride? Am I better off just upgrading shocks further and keeping my coils? Before someone says, if you want something that rides like a cadillac, buy a cadillac, I DO REALIZE IT'S A HEAVY DIESEL TRUCK. I don't expect it to ride awesome, but if I can invest in a set of coilovers and have it more to my liking that'd be nice. The pothole roads beat me up, and smooth dips on the freeway make the truck bounce for way too long after the dip. Another thing, if I do go with some coilovers, am I better off with Icon's off the shelf ones, or having a set of Kings or Foxs or something else like that put together? Just for specs of my suspension, it's a 7'' 4-link kit from PMF using Icon smooth body shocks and Icon coils, 7'' traction block in the rear. [/QUOTE]

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