I don’t think there’s another company doing what you guys and Carli do. The only other true hardcore performance suspension option out there for HD trucks is to custom fab everything yourself and track down each quality part. So glad these kits and the other add ons you guys sell exist.
Thankfully we sell Carli, Thuren, etc etc so we're just here to help educate and assist with whatever upgrades people want. Our goal is to put all the best upgrades for HD trucks on one website.
I have a 2024 f250 super duty diesel... So many different setups to choose from... almost screwed up and bought the BDS Fox coilover leveling kit plus a few extra add ons for 11k😡and then have to rebuild the shocks every 20,000 is beyond stupid so glad I didn't. It's settled I'll go Carli. even though I'm losing some cool factor not having the coilovers w/reservoir. Thanks CJC for posting this video
There's really no benefit to a coil over, so the downsides of having reduced travel with them really don't come with any benefits! We like to use a separate coil and shock on these trucks for the best ride.
lol I got the e venture with all the bells and whistle’s on my 2021 250 Tremor. I absolutely love it but now I want the king set up! Will my truck stock rims work with 37 inch nitro ridge grapplers, I have the 2.5!inch kit with radius arms also
The stock wheels won't fit 37s since they're +40 offset so you'll rub the radius arms and sway bar.To fit 37s on a Super Duty, we typically recommend around 0 offset to +18 offset on a 8.5-9.5” wide wheel. For reference, 0 offset gives a slight poke, while +18 is flush with the factory size fender flares. We have a whole video on the topic actually! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-git35FpC-5o.html
I wanted to try Carli but unfortunately the tallest they offer is a 5.5" for my super duty and that just won't do it for me so I went with Stryker instead.
Correct. Carli doesn't have gas tuned coils or shocks for their taller systems. That said, if you're installing a heavy front bumper/winch, then you can use the diesel tuned systems.
As a new eventure owner 3 months, went from stock to eventure and constant load leaf springs, i would recommended full progressive leaf springs. I had higher expectations for road comfort and was slightly dissapointed. Im guessing its because firmer leaf springs kind of canceled out the softer shocks. I got 800lb constant load springs and i only have maybe 500-600 lbs constant load from toolbox and stuff. The shock adjustment is barely noticeable for me so its cool but not really needed. I got radius arms and sway bar also.
Can an E-Venture be added to a Tremor? I have a large slide in camper so I would want to do the E-Venture, XXHD springs, long travel airbags as I also tow my boat and I need to be able to plow snow near Truckee. Thoughts and advice?
It can, but we actually recommend the Pintop system for your setup since we have specifically tuned shocks for the heavier duty leaf packs and weight. Give this video a watch as it's exactly what you want to build: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NAFdTvkxZvE.html
Yea it is a really clean good looking setup - probably a lot more than I'm willing to spend. I'm guessing something like $3500+ for the lights and the mount. The Baja stuff is crazy expensive. Wonder how hard it would be to replicate that setup with the harbor freight lights.
BajaDesigns has released the XL Linkable for the ‘23+. I recently checked their website to see how to contact them to ask if they were working on them, and lo and behold they’re available now. 😎 Currently $1,960 for the set. Still pricey, but not $3,500+ as the commenter above mentioned.
Nope! It's softer than stock, but that only matters if you have a large in bed camper and small shocks. If you're running a proper, tuned shock setup like Carli Kings etc, we still run the sway bar even with a camper.
I completely removed my sway bar and added limit straps. It flexes much more off road and can barely tell a difference on road if at all. Just don't drive like a moron towing and hauling. I honestly can't tell much difference on road.
