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Message: [QUOTE="HoustonRider, post: 185470, member: 3416"] I crawled under the truck again this afternoon, to double check the rears and fronts and make sure everything was still good to go. I noticed one of the resi's in the rear getting too close to the frame, so I loosened the hose clamps holding the resi's on the shock body and slid the resi around a bit, then snugged it all back up. I decided to bump the adjusters up a bit, and it was a GOOD THING! The rears were on the lowest (or #1), and I bumped em to #4. I slid up to the front and bumped the fronts up to #3 (they were on #1). I was concerned that bumping em up too much would make the ride harsh, but its anything but. Most of the bumps (small ones) have disappeared, and the whole truck feels more nimble and doesn't sway at all. Man, I like it. I think I'll drive it a bit like this tomorrow and see what happens when I bump em up a few more notches. I'm diggin these shocks, big time. [/QUOTE]

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