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RSK issue with lift springs
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[QUOTE="Diesel_Brad, post: 1394890, member: 668"] Here is the problem. Stupid Dutys are Fat Pigs On Average they weigh 1000lbs more than the equivalent OBS. That is why one of the best SD springs for an OBS is the U or D codes since they are a softer spring So you OBS does Not weight enough to squish the lift springs. Especially if you got them for a diesel truck. And with all the sheet metal missing off your truck, that doesnt help matter either. Then after all that you will need to drive the truck to get the springs to settle in [/QUOTE]
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