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[QUOTE="WHY NOT, post: 1394199, member: 1397"] I measure the amount of travel I have left in my shocks yesterday after working on my truck. I have 6" of the shock shaft at ride height and 8" when the shocks are pretty much fully extended with the axle hanging on them. That doesn't seem like enough. I don't have the funds for new shocks right now. I have been running these like this for over a year now and still haven't blown one out. But I was wondering for a low cost fix for now are there any decent shock extensions out there? Currently running some 2.5" icon piggy backs made for 2.5" lift and I'm running 3.5 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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