How do you like the Fabtech kit so far? Thinking about one here.2016 5” Fabtech, Dirt Logic shocks, double steering shocks, 37-20-12.5s
I have a 2016 2500 HD 6.4 Hemi and I just installed a Daystar shocks and 2" leveling kit (Made In USA). The leveling puck is polyurethane. I read that the ride is a little better than the steel leveling puck. Rides good ,I notice a little more road feel now. Love the truck. Had it 4 years with 123K on it, bought it new. Changed oil and air filter along with front brakes .. Thats it. Thats all I have done to it. Its my office and tool box for my RV repair business. I towed a 13K 36' 5th wheel from Florida to Tennessee several times. I have stock 18" wheels. Anyone have an idea of how tall tires you can put on those stock rims without it looking stupid? I'll take some pics and post them in a day or so.
Do you find that the steering stabilizers noticeably help? Mine has a 5" lift with 37's and I feel like there is quite a bit of play in the steering.I wound up going with a 6" ReadyLift with a Thuren adjustable track bar and added a dual stabilizer.
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Yes, although I have recently been trying to locate the source of a popping in my steering. It started a few weeks ago. I have a friend with a 2014 2500 with a RC lift and he has the same popping.Do you find that the steering stabilizers noticeably help? Mine has a 5" lift with 37's and I feel like there is quite a bit of play in the steering.
Steering stabilizers definitely help but I'd also suggest looking at a steering box brace. Because of the steering box only being mounted to the frame on one site it's quite common to get the play feeling with larger, heavier tires. The brace eliminates the movement in the box itself to keep everything feeling tight.Do you find that the steering stabilizers noticeably help? Mine has a 5" lift with 37's and I feel like there is quite a bit of play in the steering.
Double check the torque on your track bar and track bar drop bracket at the frame. Those nuts need to be incredibly tight (I think the spec is around 250 ft-lbs but you'll want to look it up). If it's at all lose and there's any plan in the bracket that will create that popping sound in the steering.Yes, although I have recently been trying to locate the source of a popping in my steering. It started a few weeks ago. I have a friend with a 2014 2500 with a RC lift and he has the same popping.
Thanks Brandon! I noticed just 2 months after getting my kit BDS announces their 6” lift for my truck. I had waited a while for it. Figures. Do you know who makes a good steering box brace?Steering stabilizers definitely help but I'd also suggest looking at a steering box brace. Because of the steering box only being mounted to the frame on one site it's quite common to get the play feeling with larger, heavier tires. The brace eliminates the movement in the box itself to keep everything feeling tight.
Double check the torque on your track bar and track bar drop bracket at the frame. Those nuts need to be incredibly tight (I think the spec is around 250 ft-lbs but you'll want to look it up). If it's at all lose and there's any plan in the bracket that will create that popping sound in the steering.