Rear lowering springs
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Rlaf75
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I believe there is a difference because of the weight of the physical truck. I wound up cutting my stock springs. There's also a difference between left and right too, at least for stock springs
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alot of people say the actual springs in the kits are the same
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The McGaughys 2" rear springs are designed for the 4 door trucks. On a regular cab, they only give 1" of drop.
Regular cab trucks are better off going with the Ground Force 2" springs that are designed for the regular cab trucks.
Regular cab trucks are better off going with the Ground Force 2" springs that are designed for the regular cab trucks.
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