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Trailmaster vs Avo 2" lift kit.
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10 Nov 2015 05:12 #155867
by Halford
Replied by Halford on topic Trailmaster vs Avo 2" lift kit.
Loving my 16 stage adjustable AVO's :woohoo:
Only thing I woild say is that when you biy the kit with springs, the springs aren't as beefy as the trailmaster ones, nor are they they a fetching orange. :dry:
However, in my case, and I think yours, the less beefy AVO supplied springs are preferable as we have pretty standard weight truck without heavy off road kit.
Still fiddling with my dials :laugh:
Currently have fronts at 8 and rears at 10, the car sticks to the road well on urban tarmac. On motorway and A class roads, 7 and 8 gives a smoother limo feel.
Only thing I woild say is that when you biy the kit with springs, the springs aren't as beefy as the trailmaster ones, nor are they they a fetching orange. :dry:
However, in my case, and I think yours, the less beefy AVO supplied springs are preferable as we have pretty standard weight truck without heavy off road kit.
Still fiddling with my dials :laugh:
Currently have fronts at 8 and rears at 10, the car sticks to the road well on urban tarmac. On motorway and A class roads, 7 and 8 gives a smoother limo feel.
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