Good-Win Racing lowering springs

[Havick]

I put the OEM bolts back in for about a week, while I was waiting for my alignment appointment and had the cam bolts installed when they did the alignment.
I’ve seen some guys on here, use the OEM bolts, I just didn’t want to chance it and possibly have to get it aligned twice if the OEM were out of spec.

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[SKurj]

i have my truck and i have the kit to go in... but as it may as well be winter already up here, i had it krowned a week ago, and whatever I do will have to wait until spring now. Once i have the summer car out the truck can be apart in the garage.
But.. i am having second thoughts, I am not sure the springs will get me low enough. I want to autoX the truck, and to do so the height of the truck must be less than the avg track width. I think with these springs I would likely have to run a smaller diameter wheel and tire setup as well to lower it abit more.

 

[Kens2022]

I've had the goodwin springs and rear sway on for about 20,000 miles so far. Steers much better, no issues with the springs yet. Harsher ride than stock, but nothing more than expected from a shorter spring.

Did you do a alignment or camber bolts?

 

[Havick]

Did you do a alignment or camber bolts?

I had the alignment shop install the camber bolts when they did the alignment. I’m not sure how far out it was with the OEM bolts.

 

[Kens2022]

I had the alignment shop install the camber bolts when they did the alignment. I’m not sure how far out it was with the OEM bolts.

Thanks . appreciate the response

 

[R785_2022]

Did you do a alignment or camber bolts?

I did not. No uneven tire wear so far.

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