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[QUOTE="Tonka350, post: 622458, member: 1496"] I'll agree to both extents and all arguments here....I have a BIG lifted truck and it gets old....but Id NEVER lower it...Im actually looking at another superduty to buy as a daily driver so that I don't have to climb in and out when Im running out for errands and stuff. plus having the big lift if you're in and out of the truck alt during the day it puts excessive wear on your seats and rips your leather. so if you drive it alt Id recommend maybe a 4" lift on 35's with 20x12's and you'd have both worlds. Chad [/QUOTE]
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