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I have had a truck with a 12 inch lift on 38s but that was years ago and was only me and not something i bring a family in so i dont even remember the stiffness lol. You are right there naturally will be a change, the goal is to figure out which would provide the least amount of change. I think...
i am looking at adding a 33 inch tire, i want the truck to sit level or slightly nose up, the mopar lift seems to level the rear higher as wel, i have been looking at the 4 inch bds( whats the difference between the 4 inch and 6 inch?) and the mopar and use the front or the readylift system...
im sure this has been asked before, but outside of the coilover set up by bds what would be the best way to keep ride quality, I would like to lift the truck but i want it to ride well when i have my family in the car. Its 100% on the street so i am not worrying about off road performance, just...
looking to level the truck with the mopar kit, and keep warranty. But i noticed with using the rear kit it will raise the truck but keep the rake. Can you use the fox shocks in the rear without raising the rear?
i appreciate it, i am waiting until it happens to me to gain
this is probably true, i will continue to monitor, but i just wanted to throw a line out and see what everyone thought. if it happens again i will share
anyone had an issue where the truck would not go faster than 35? this has happened twice now. This time the tires were on low pressure( 32 psi instead of 36) but i dont think thats the issue, than randomly the truck will give back full power and go back to working at over 35 mph.... any ideas...
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