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Originally Posted by GM man
No kidding? Did you have to do anything else? And so what kind of improvement are we talking about? Less bouncy, more linear?
This looks like a good idea too, but what I could find was over $3K. Ouch!
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What it did was point the truck down the road a lot nicer. It removed 80% of the darting that these trucks are known for because of the combination of short wheel base, high ride height and large tires. Caster will not do anything as far as the stiffness or boucyness of the ride. The single biggest factor for ride is shocks, then springs. If you want a smoother ride, you may want to consider a passenger car type of shock. Having your springs rebuilt may cause more harm than good, because most times an extra leaf will be installed which results in a higher spring rate.