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So much for not wanting to spend the coin!

Glad to hear. If I was lowering like my original plan, would definitely look into this kit. I let others know about it.Drove through some twisys and………WOW! This thing corners really well. It holds really tight to the road and does not feel like a truck at all. I’m impressed.
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Great build!! I am curious what the part number of your rear ridetech shocks is? Your current lowering kit configuration is what I am looking to do in the near future to my truck.Installed Ridetech HQ adjustable rear shocks today. I’ll be driving it tomorrow to see how they are. Should be an improvement since front and rear are now matched valving.
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Great build!! I am curious what the part number of your rear ridetech shocks is? Your current lowering kit configuration is what I am looking to do in the near future to my truck.

@Rock Crawler I've read through your thread and a few others but may have missed it, before the maxtrac uca install were you able to get the alignment close? My 2025 limited has the factory air ride so I'm trying to achieve as much drop as possible without changing the uca's for now. I just put the 4" crm bag kit from timber grove on last night and am waiting on the IHC cut kit to ship. Hoping I can achieve about 1.5" front and 3"ish in the rear to make it perfectly level. The issue with maxtrac, ihc and other uca's I have found is that none of them have a connection point for the factory air ride sensor rod.
That LJ looks good!!!
My IHC cut kit came in today, gonna pull the whole axle based on your recommendation. I'm too old to be sitting under this thing in weird positions trying to cut on brackets for hours.