safest way to level the truck
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FlynDutchman
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Just get 2" lowering springs for the rear. Check with McGaughy's or just contact Moe's (they are a site supporter/vendor). They are great to deal with and he will get you the right springs. Nothing else is needed but you might want to install a Spohn adjustable pan hard bar to re-center the rear axle. It's inexpensive and worth it. Here is Moe's website; http://www.moes-performance.com/ or you can contact hemi450hp on the forum, he is from Moe's. I hope this helps.
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FlynDutchman
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McGaughy's part# 44055 should be the right one. Here is the link directly to Moe's site.
http://www.moes-performance.com/SearchResults.asp?Search=44055
By the way I am not affiliated with Moe's in anyway. I have just had a good experience with their company.
http://www.moes-performance.com/SearchResults.asp?Search=44055
By the way I am not affiliated with Moe's in anyway. I have just had a good experience with their company.
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Alaskanpeeps
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Ground force or Mcqaughys. You don't really need the shocks that come with the gf kit and the word is... There not that good anyways. Ur stock shocks will work just fine. Mcg is cheaper but gf is a lil better quality. I desided with mcq. They work great no issues. After lowering I checked to see if my axle was off center and it wasn't so I'm not getting the
Adjustable trac bar. Hope this helps good luck
Adjustable trac bar. Hope this helps good luck
