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Oct 29, 2007

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k.blakeley

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wow over 400 bucks for new leafs,a little more than i wanted to pay but thanks zabeard. might look into new shocks or lose aal and add a block.

Oct 29, 2007

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dont add a 1-2" block, ditch the stock block and put in a 4-5" block

Oct 29, 2007

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k.blakeley

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that could work

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I uncranked my t-bars today only 1 turn and I noticed a difference. Give it a try first before you start spending money. Only thing is noticed with just that slight crank my camber was slightly off.

Oct 30, 2007

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Originally Posted by k.blakeley

wow over 400 bucks for new leafs,a little more than i wanted to pay but thanks zabeard. might look into new shocks or lose aal and add a block.

yeah they say that are for an older truck but they will work just fine on the newer ones... and they are pretty $$$ but i think they are worth it for a lifted stock feeling ride

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k.blakeley

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Originally Posted by yellow rhino

I uncranked my t-bars today only 1 turn and I noticed a difference. Give it a try first before you start spending money. Only thing is noticed with just that slight crank my camber was slightly off.

I would try it but i dont want to throw my front end out of alignment...dont want to spend another 50 bucks.