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I'm seeing lots of false information both on here and on Facebook regarding tire pressures when going to an LT tire from a P metric so i'd figure I'd post this. The answer is definitely NOT the pressure on the placard, you'll kill both your rolling resistance (MPG) and the outside edge of your...
Lots of false information regarding tire pressures when going to an LT tire from a P metric. Definitely NOT the pressure on the placard, you'll kill both your rolling resistance (MPG) and the outside edge of your tires. Toyo made a chart specifically for this, and is very helpful...
I live in Maitland and have a shop at my house. I can install the lift for 400 but that’s where i stop, and recommend an alignment shop (Philips tire and auto in casselberry is my go to for trucks and my race cars).
Speedo correction, i would get a rough country tool or Tazer because the...
I typically charge 300-500 for a lift like this at my home shop, depending on if I have to bust out the spring compressor. Dealers and actual shops can do it faster because they have those commercial spring compressors - I have done several chevy lifts with pre-installed springs on lifted struts...
Gotcha, so the extra ring is probably worth about .5" which i wouldn't worry about affecting the ride too too much. Especially with the softer off-road spring. Just for reference, you're about .6" higher than mine, with 2 rings and the non-ORP spring. I am at 23.5
I would definitely call them...
What are your measurements now? Didn't you already have it installed with 2 spacers or no?
If they only installed one when you requested two, I would go back and have them do what you asked.
Also, please post your control arm part number too. (Maybe a photo of your whole list of part numbers in e manual). I’m interested in seeing if they updated that as well since a longer shock would technically change geometry over a preload spacer.
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