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Message: [QUOTE="WHY NOT, post: 1243078, member: 1397"] I have the Icon 2.5 resi's on my truck with out the CDC valve and I think it would be like having the CDC valve set to number 4 on your shocks if what I have read is correct. I will say I think the ride on smooth roads is more harsh than the 2.0's that I had on it before. I think its because they are so much harder to push in that the little 2.0's. But, on back roads and rough roads the truck rides way better and is much more in control not bouncing all over the place like it was with the 2.0s they just weren't enough to control the 8300 lb truck trying to bounce up and down the road. But like you said on a smooth road hitting something like an expansion joint on a bridge I think you can feel it a little more, but over all the the truck is much more controlled going down the road. On a side note when Installing the traction bars you did them with the weight on the truck on the back axle correct? No like it was on lift and the axle hanging down, because that could cause some binding and it to ride rougher as well. [/QUOTE]

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