I did some experimenting with the front suspension and found some interesting details. I'm coming from a 2017 CCLB that had a 3.5 ready lift and 37's on 20 inch rims and since I got my f350 tremor, i've been missing the ride of my 2017.
I installed Carli full leaf packs and PMF drop shackles to get the rear riding the way I want it.
But for the front, I was confused as to why it rode worse than my 2017. Yes my 17 had 37's but with 20 inch rims, my Tremor has Cooper 35's with 18 inch rims aired to 50psi all round so those should cancel each other out.
I got looking into the front coils, my 2017 had 5600lb. rated coils(the way Ford rates them) and best I can tell, my tremor has 5200lb. coils. So why does the tremor ride worse? This got me researching further, and as I understand it, the 2017-19 trucks use a 1 inch taller coil than the 2020's. So I ordered a set of code t 5200lb. coils for a 2017 truck. Installed on my tremor and voila, rides way better. But why? If they are both 5200lb coils? The tremor coils have 9 coils and .715 inch diameter steal, the 2017 has 8 coils and .695 inch diameter steal. Hard to determine why the difference especially as I don't understand how ford rates their coils.
Another interesting thing is the height of these coils. The tremor coil free length in 20.5 inches, the 2017 coil is 20 inches. And when I installed them I did see a loss of half inch in ride height. The info out there says the tremor only has a half inch lift and the tires made up the rest of the advertised 2 inches of height increase over a standard truck. This never made sense to me. From what I can see is there is a half inch suspension height increase over the 17-19 trucks, and since the 20's use a 1 inch shorter spring than the 17-19's, there is a 1.5 inch increase over a 2020 truck.
I installed Carli full leaf packs and PMF drop shackles to get the rear riding the way I want it.
But for the front, I was confused as to why it rode worse than my 2017. Yes my 17 had 37's but with 20 inch rims, my Tremor has Cooper 35's with 18 inch rims aired to 50psi all round so those should cancel each other out.
I got looking into the front coils, my 2017 had 5600lb. rated coils(the way Ford rates them) and best I can tell, my tremor has 5200lb. coils. So why does the tremor ride worse? This got me researching further, and as I understand it, the 2017-19 trucks use a 1 inch taller coil than the 2020's. So I ordered a set of code t 5200lb. coils for a 2017 truck. Installed on my tremor and voila, rides way better. But why? If they are both 5200lb coils? The tremor coils have 9 coils and .715 inch diameter steal, the 2017 has 8 coils and .695 inch diameter steal. Hard to determine why the difference especially as I don't understand how ford rates their coils.
Another interesting thing is the height of these coils. The tremor coil free length in 20.5 inches, the 2017 coil is 20 inches. And when I installed them I did see a loss of half inch in ride height. The info out there says the tremor only has a half inch lift and the tires made up the rest of the advertised 2 inches of height increase over a standard truck. This never made sense to me. From what I can see is there is a half inch suspension height increase over the 17-19 trucks, and since the 20's use a 1 inch shorter spring than the 17-19's, there is a 1.5 inch increase over a 2020 truck.