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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Do my shocks even serve a purpose?
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[QUOTE="Leftthenleft, post: 1444316, member: 15569"] Op, I have a similar issue. I used full replacement springs for a 9" lift because I did not want a yuge lift block. I have king piggybacks in the rear and it rides like a tank. The front of the truck rides amazing. I know that it is in the springs. I lubed everything during install, then loosened everything up for a drive to see if I had it in a bind, but nothing helped. I wish I would have kept my stock springs and added more block. My plan is to 4 link the rear later this year. [/QUOTE]
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