It's wild how much taller the 2017-19 trucks are when compared to the 2011-16 and 20+ trucks. There's a solid 2" difference.
Yes the 17 through 19 trucks are higher, in 2020 they lowered them, CJC off-road has a video detailing it and explaining how the same suspension kit will work on various models, just gives a different ride height for certain years. The tremor regardless of f250 or f350 runs the same 17 through 19 springs, just deranged sticker. Basically ford took left over 17 through 19 springs and used them on the tremor to get a taller ride height over the 2020 plus.Are they really taller? Is it larger tires? Where is that additional height coming from? Are the springs taller? I am pretty sure the aftermarket lifts use the same spring for 05-20 trucks. They do say it will give more lift on a 20, but do not make any distinction on the 17-19 trucks or any other years near as I can tell. That leads me to believe there is NO additional height coming from suspension in the 17-19 trucks, unless the spring mounts are different - are they?
Bret, curious on your partnerships with such companies. What are you providing to them; eyeballs here, FB, IG, YouTube, ??
Yes the 17 through 19 trucks are higher, in 2020 they lowered them, CJC off-road has a video detailing it and explaining how the same suspension kit will work on various models, just gives a different ride height for certain years. The tremor regardless of f250 or f350 runs the same 17 through 19 springs, just deranged sticker. Basically ford took left over 17 through 19 springs and used them on the tremor to get a taller ride height over the 2020 plus.
google it, there is a pic on a ford truck forum somewhere with an older super duty next to a 17 next to a 2020, you can visibly see the difference, all trucks are stock with the tiny stock tires.
So, help me out. How are the 17-19 trucks higher than the earlier trucks? Do they come with a taller tire? I know the 2020 trucks are lower and that is because Ford is using a shorter spring.
Carli, for example sells the same 2.5" coil spring for 05 - 20. They say it will give you 2.5" on 2005 - 2019 vehicles and then 3.5" on a 2020. If the 17 - 19s are taller, then it would seem to me the Carli 2.5 spring would lift it less than it would a 2005-2015 truck.
17-19 has a different frame and mounts than 05-16. 17-19 are over 2" taller. My guess is Ford used the same front coils with the newer frames. The diesel coil is for 05-19. Oddly the gas coil is 11-19.So, help me out. How are the 17-19 trucks higher than the earlier trucks? Do they come with a taller tire? I know the 2020 trucks are lower and that is because Ford is using a shorter spring.
Carli, for example sells the same 2.5" coil spring for 05 - 20. They say it will give you 2.5" on 2005 - 2019 vehicles and then 3.5" on a 2020. If the 17 - 19s are taller, then it would seem to me the Carli 2.5 spring would lift it less than it would a 2005-2015 truck.
Your right if you look at the frames and body mounts, the bodies on the 17 plus super duties sit higher in the frames as well.I loved my 2017 bc it was already so tall but the general consensus was that the majority of owners (older/50+) complained because they were harder to get into, the beds were higher and unusable for most and of course they were borderline too tall for 5th wheel’s.
Park a 2020+ next to a 17-19 and you can easily see the difference. And yes, different springs and spring perch locations made the difference. My 2017 came on 34’s, I’m pretty sure the 2020+ trucks still do as well.
17-19 has a different frame and mounts than 05-16. 17-19 are over 2" taller. My guess is Ford used the same front coils with the newer frames. The diesel coil is for 05-19. Oddly the gas coil is 11-19.
The fifth wheel guys hate the 17-19 trucks because they put the trailers nose high. The 20+ uses a shorter block in the rear and and shorter spring in the front.