Suspension Flex
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Oefootball_70
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I can't find the big picture of this anymore
AParrette
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this scared the **** outa me
the truck was at a 60ish
had to struggle with the door
the truck was at a 60ish
had to struggle with the door
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McD's scares the **** out of me too! 
Shiloh 24
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McD's scares the **** out of me too!
Especially after that facebook video group that's been goin around about them lol. I haven't ate there since......
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I'm eating bk for lunch. lol I'm not allowed in this thread I'm too old. lol
matt99
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I think this is about all shes got, dont have one since the BL
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That truck is sick
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Some Great pictures here.
An Idea for you IFS guys. The factory front shocks limit the total down travel of the A arm. You can gain ~2in with better after market shocks, for 2in lifted. In other words, order a shock thats for a 2" lift kit.
If you do this, make sure your torsion bar is in all the way on the A arm, and thats its tight. If you have too much drop, and the torsion bar is NOT tight, it will fall out. usually it'll fall out as your flying in the air... don't ask how I know..
An Idea for you IFS guys. The factory front shocks limit the total down travel of the A arm. You can gain ~2in with better after market shocks, for 2in lifted. In other words, order a shock thats for a 2" lift kit.
If you do this, make sure your torsion bar is in all the way on the A arm, and thats its tight. If you have too much drop, and the torsion bar is NOT tight, it will fall out. usually it'll fall out as your flying in the air... don't ask how I know..
