A lot more goes into being able to jump a truck than just the front coilovers. You would likely need to at least look at your truck's UCA and LCA ball joints, if not completely swapping out the UCAs and LCAs for boxed variants. You would most definitely need a hydraulic bump stop for the rear, if not a frame gusset/bump stop combination, since if the axle contacts the frame, you're going to have a very bad day. You'll also need suitable rear shocks, wheels, and tires that can handle the tremendous forces of a 6000lb+ truck landing at speed. We ended up getting the Red Badge of Hubris with our 2013 Weekend Warrior Raptor when we jumped once too often, just a little too fast, and just a little too high and ended up breaking a ton of stuff. If you want to put together a package that will let you semi-safely jump your truck, your best bet would be to call us directly at 623-434-5277.