An aftermarket system designed to modify the factory ride height and handling characteristics of a specific model year of a popular pickup truck. These systems typically include components such as shocks, springs, and related hardware intended to alter the vehicle’s stance and performance.
Implementing these modifications can lead to several advantages, including increased ground clearance for off-road applications, an improved aesthetic appearance, and the potential for enhanced ride quality and load-carrying capacity. Historically, these systems have evolved significantly, with advancements in materials and engineering leading to more sophisticated and effective solutions.
