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Originally Posted by TxFireman1972
Thats exactly right. I started stock, leveled it, then 4.5" then 5.5", then 7" then finally 8". Now I've pulled it all back off and I'm really wanting to lower it. Problem is with a 4wd you cant go to low or you get into frame to axle problems.



you mean the same "load limiting wheels" that everyone runs on their lifted trucks?

Definitely not "everyone". Only the posers.
 
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Old 12-22-2010, 12:01 PM
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I guarantee you, hardly any of the trucks on here with aftermarket wheels have hubcentric wheels. Simply because there aren't many manufactures that offer them.
 
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Eeclipse, nice clean truck.
 
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Sure you probably have, but if not, check out this expired listing on ebay. Was watching it myself. I plan to pick one up lifted for the first year, but then lower it for the 2nd year. 3rd year gets sold and on to the next ride.

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Originally Posted by GoldN
Sure you probably have, but if not, check out this expired listing on ebay. Was watching it myself. I plan to pick one up lifted for the first year, but then lower it for the 2nd year. 3rd year gets sold and on to the next ride.

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Who was that in response too? I'm confused lol
 
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What size wheels are these?? What offset are you using?

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you mean the same "load limiting wheels" that everyone runs on their lifted trucks?[/quote]

he's got a point, they are all over this site...
 
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Originally Posted by GoldN
Sure you probably have, but if not, check out this expired listing on ebay. Was watching it myself. I plan to pick one up lifted for the first year, but then lower it for the 2nd year. 3rd year gets sold and on to the next ride.

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this was my old truck and i had it lowered on a different set of 24s. i now have the 2011 lowered on 24s identicle to this one but i dropped the rear about two inchs and put airbags on it for towing. it rides 20x better than stock and 150x times better than any 4x4 i have riden in.
 
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Have any pics?
 
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Originally Posted by Robs06SuperDuty
it should be against the law to Lower a SuperDuty...
I second that motion all in favor???
 
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Just curious....why should it be against the law?
 
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Originally Posted by Braxas
I second that motion all in favor???
Guarantee this superduty will out tow and out run any superduty. And still ride like a caddy. I've gone with a lifted superduty too and I hated it. Ya its badass but not practicle...
 
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Guarantee this superduty will out tow and out run any superduty. And still ride like a caddy. I've gone with a lifted superduty too and I hated it. Ya its badass but not practicle...
I see your point but you may be going a little overboard by saying you can out tow and out run ANY superduty. Especially for your second post ever lol.
 
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Originally Posted by TxFireman1972
I see your point but you may be going a little overboard by saying you can out tow and out run ANY superduty. Especially for your second post ever lol.
Your not really laughing out loud so no need for lol. Let the Haters hate. All im saying is that a lowered superduty is just as good as a lifted one if not better.
 
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Its an old thread but I'm bringing it back..anybody else?
 


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