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Just measured and my drivers side is about an inch lower on the driver side than the passenger (front and rear). Idk if it was the same before the install. I just filled up gas so I’m thinking that might be the issue. Any thoughts?
Did it at my hobby shop. I have a 3.5” lift kit so I just replaced the preloaded spacers. Have to use a spring compressor. Used one at my local auto hobby shop. Ride quality is night and day between the before and after
Hey I’m not saying it’s not possible. I’m saying it’s super fishy. To get the dollar value to be totaled on a head on wreck you would most likely need more than just cosmetic to get to (depending on state) 75%. On a 40k that’s 30k in damages. Unless your putting platinum bumpers and a gold...
Well mine was a high speed collision lol. I was at a dead stop on the highway and he hit me going 55. If I didn’t have a truck I would have been dead. Completely crumpled my bed, blew out every window except the windshield. Rear seat snapped. Center consule cracked needing replacement. Air...
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I had $38,000 in damage to my 2015 F150 after getting rear ended by an 18 wheeler. Had the frame replaced and still didn’t get a rebuilt title. Truck was less than a month old. Don’t make much sense at all
Bought my set and plan on setting them at 2". I have a rough country 3.5" lift and plan on re-using the top hat spacer to keep the same lift height. Do I need to get ORP springs?
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