Bilstein front leveling coil springs, are they stiffer than Thuren?

[anderson0172]

Does anybody know the answer to this? Would like to keep the front leveling coils matched as closely to the OE coils as I can

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Does anybody know the answer to this? Would like to keep the front leveling coils matched as closely to the OE coils as I can

Why not just use a spacer then it will be oem...

 

[anderson0172]

From what I have read spacers are a bad idea on the 19+ trucks, I have a '20. Maybe this is bad info?

 

[Squatch]

Just get one that has the offset designed into it that our trucks need. I used the zone off-road set and they have worked great for me. Not bad on the wallet, but you’ll have to source some extended shocks if you don’t want to do a shock extender. I used the bilsteins.

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

From what I have read spacers are a bad idea on the 19+ trucks, I have a '20. Maybe this is bad info?

Thats bad info they are just fine on these trucks

 

[anderson0172]

Just get one that has the offset designed into it that our trucks need. I used the zone off-road set and they have worked great for me. Not bad on the wallet, but you’ll have to source some extended shocks if you don’t want to do a shock extender. I used the bilsteins.

Thanks, I'll look into the zone kit. I will be changing shocks, if I go with spacers I will use Bilstein 5100's. I have looked at the Ready lift kit and like it because it comes with extended bump stops and I think that's important with stock springs