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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
99-04 rear block question
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[QUOTE="TyCorr, post: 1360118, member: 1451"] My stock, daily driver trucks i dont ever mess with the suspensions. Chevy you gotta buy a one ton to get overloads. I did that because when I started the 6l was still in production so I got a duramax lbz, then the 6.4, so I got an lmm, then the 2011lml. It was a turd so a 2012 which was a great truck. Ran good and towed nice. Got a 14 in 14. Changed careers and sold the 14 in early 2015. For towing day in, day out hooked to a trailer 100% of the time, they were perfect. [/QUOTE]
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