Do I Need Any Special Tools To Install A Leveling Kit?
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Danno, you're not supposed to adjust the bolts while the front end is on the ground.
My truck sits perfectly level with only 7 rounds in the bolts and my tires are 32.4" tall. Yep, I tied back the liners. I've got Rancho 9000's with the in-cab controller so I can pump my front shocks all the way up and the rears all the way down to get a nice ride.
My truck sits perfectly level with only 7 rounds in the bolts and my tires are 32.4" tall. Yep, I tied back the liners. I've got Rancho 9000's with the in-cab controller so I can pump my front shocks all the way up and the rears all the way down to get a nice ride.
i just need a hammer
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carmelo-manic-mechanic@ho (09-10-2008)
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i jack it up and put anti sieze on the threads every time i drop and raise the truck, i think it was the firestone guys who messed them up when i asked them to crank up the bars when i was getting an alignment
mine are 33's and they barely even rub when the bars are cranked up all the way. i gotta to some trimming and maybe try and run them with my cv's flat so i can do more takeoff in 4wd when i pull up against an un expecting car.
i just need a hammer
mine are 33's and they barely even rub when the bars are cranked up all the way. i gotta to some trimming and maybe try and run them with my cv's flat so i can do more takeoff in 4wd when i pull up against an un expecting car.
i just need a hammer
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