Here's What It Takes To Make A Truck Handle Like A Sports Car - Jalopnik

Lowering a pickup to mimic a sports-car feel involves tuning suspension, wheels, and tires. While trucks are typically built for ruggedness, lowering can improve handling and cornering. Aftermarket coil springs can reduce the front ride height, especially when paired with drop spindles to improve ride quality. At the rear, components like lowered leaf springs, shackles, bump stops, and flip kits help achieve a lower stance. With the right wheels and street- or track-ready performance tires, a truck’s handling can improve noticeably. For a true sports-car-like experience, more aggressive and expensive upgrades may be required.