New Look.. sort of (timeline of trucks looks)
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hard to say without measuring the minimum span the driveshaft covers without a suspension lift.. I would assume it would fit though, I mean, if the stock driveshaft can cover the span of a lifted suspension, the superlift DS should be able to do the reverse. Would it be needed though? I mean would your front suspension allow for enough travel to actually make the stock driveshaft somethign that would inhibit any further travel?? Doesn't seem to be a lot of articulation in these torsion bar suspensions :(
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Thanks, fortunately in the photos you can't tell, but they're actually all fogged up and look like **** because both my lenses had bad cracks in them, so it all just bubbled up and fogged up badly, but I'm keepin them on for now until I buy new fog lenses because its probably helping to keep the moisture out of the housing at this point. Don't wanna burn out my expensive yellow bulbs.
Plus I'm glad everyone likes the cap :).. I honestly got sick of it when I first had it on the truck, but that was when my wheels were still tucked under the fenders with stock rims.. I think with the truck sitting at the right stance now the cap just enhances the size of the vehicle and just makes it look great, Love my cap again... plus I forgot how fu<kin' useful it is!!
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