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[QUOTE="Jeff@Spartan, post: 206483, member: 223"] I've had a lift. Hated it. I sold my BMF's months ago. Factory 20's for now. I want effective and usable for anything I choose to do. I want to be able to comfortably daily drive, go to the track and run 12's when I want, and pull a sled if I ever get the nerve up to do it again. I've been leveled before and I loved the look and the height. My truck was leveled with the same setup for 80,000 miles. I want to go back to that type of setup and be done. This thread is simply for you guys to give me opinions on what to do with the front now that I have 3" traction blocks on the way. Nothing more. [/QUOTE]
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