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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
block lift ??
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[QUOTE="Jason, post: 51325, member: 430"] I have a ProComp leveling kit up front. It's a complete spring pack from eyelet to eyelet. It replaces the stock springs. I have that, and brand new from ford rear springs, with a 4" f350 block out back. I think the truck sits perfect. It's ALMOST as tall as a 4" lifted truck, I run 33's on 18" wheels, rides great, no rubbing, and I could take a business client to lunch in it, and not be embarrassed about the ride quality. I've also drug a few big goosenecks with it, and it handled them as well as, or better than stock. [/QUOTE]
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