Platinum Peasant
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- Mike
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- 2021 Ford F150 Platinum 3.0 Powerstroke
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I went with the Fuel Blitz Black tint 20x9 and will likely go with 305/55/R20 Ridge Grapplers.
The only thing left to do it decide how to level the truck. My main priority with this level is to preserve on-road ride quality as much as possible. I won’t be off reading my Platinum all that much. It’s a luxury truck and I want it to be comfortable while street driving most of the time.
Option 1: 2.25” spacer on top of the factory strut.
Option 2: Rough country vertex coilovers with reservoirs that level 2” (leaving rear stock for now or getting matching rear ones). They are adjustable on the reservoir for ride quality but there are barely any reviews on them.
Option 3: local shop recommended the Fox 2.0 coilovers that level 2” and matching shocks in the rear. Reviews online say they need to serviced every 30k (not sure what that entails) and it’s the most expensive option of the bunch. Many reviews say it’s worth the money.
Any feedback, reviews, suggestions would be much appreciated! I want to get this one right! Thanks!
The only thing left to do it decide how to level the truck. My main priority with this level is to preserve on-road ride quality as much as possible. I won’t be off reading my Platinum all that much. It’s a luxury truck and I want it to be comfortable while street driving most of the time.
Option 1: 2.25” spacer on top of the factory strut.
Option 2: Rough country vertex coilovers with reservoirs that level 2” (leaving rear stock for now or getting matching rear ones). They are adjustable on the reservoir for ride quality but there are barely any reviews on them.
Option 3: local shop recommended the Fox 2.0 coilovers that level 2” and matching shocks in the rear. Reviews online say they need to serviced every 30k (not sure what that entails) and it’s the most expensive option of the bunch. Many reviews say it’s worth the money.
Any feedback, reviews, suggestions would be much appreciated! I want to get this one right! Thanks!
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