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metalwolf69
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Hey, do you know if the 3500 is the same factory height as the 2500? Im looking into getting a 3500 in the spring and i wanna lift it. I just need to figure out how im going to get in the friggin truck if i lift it. Im not exactly limber LOL.
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i think the front is the same, the rear might be a smidge higher due to the different spring rate? I dunno.
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I think theres a slight difference, but nothing as big as the difference between 1500 and 2500
metalwolf69
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So what steps go the lowest? Im not too limber lol. I was lookin at the power steps.
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bestop boards with the extensions for lifted trucks. You'll be lighter too.......in your wallet!
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Yes the 2500 and the 3500 are comparable in the front . The only difference is the spring packs in the rear . But if you get a HD like mine it is the same front and back as the stock 3500 . All HD is is bigger frame and front and rear springs
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still *******
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What brand of steering box brace did you use. I know I love my BD diesel one I think its a must for any lifted HD. Hell probably even stock ones too.
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same as you and i agree a must for lifted heavy trucks
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