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Message: [QUOTE="sootie, post: 1480124, member: 8162"] kind of a redundant question. A three link is going to give you better control of caster as well as let you position your axle however you like in your wheel opening. Basically handling wont be compromised by lifting. Ride is typically not affected by having a 3 link or a stock arm. The important thing with ride is matching the valving of the shock with the design of the coil spring. That is why carli coils with carli valved shocks are some of the best riding trucks on the road. As far as shocks go, a 2.0 smooth body and 2.0 resi and a 2.5 resi all ride very similarly on the road. The only point of a reservoir is to give the oil a chance to expand and cool so as not to impact the ride characteristics as those variables change. I know some will disagree but i dont feel a resi shock is required for strictly on road driving. [/QUOTE]

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