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Too dark out to snap some pictures. I'll post them tomorrow.
They were a bit "squishy" when new. The back end would walk right and left.
They tag the control arm just enough to rub off the paint. I'm running a 350 with a 2.5" leveling kit. I would run a 36" tire if I could find one. It gets a bit close to the rear fenders.
They were a bit "squishy" when new. The back end would walk right and left.
They tag the control arm just enough to rub off the paint. I'm running a 350 with a 2.5" leveling kit. I would run a 36" tire if I could find one. It gets a bit close to the rear fenders.
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