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Nov 30, 2014 | 09:36 AM

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hhowell1990

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Originally Posted by Franko72

I really don't have any favorites. I need new shocks all the way around, so I'm in the same boat.
I have Reflex's on the truck now.

Lift blocks finally got here, guess thanksgiving delayed them. Got them installed this morning and they brought the truck up to level, very happy I decided to go with them as opposed to bags, thanks for the info frank.

Nov 30, 2014 | 10:10 AM

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Franko72

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AWESOME!
Looks good. did you end up having to grind any? and did you have to use the duel axis camber bushings?
I had some positive camber until the alignment shop installed the bushings.

Nov 30, 2014 | 10:19 AM

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Franko72

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Oh one more thing. The truck will feel a little different going down the road & take some getting used to.
My front end felt "light" and the first time I towed I was having second thoughts...

But you'll get used to it quickly & love the new look.
I've heard a few others say the same.

I've got 60k + miles and 4 years since I leveled my truck & a lot of it was heavy towing. I've had no issues related to the lift & the tires are wearing normal.

Nov 30, 2014 | 10:24 AM

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hhowell1990

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AWESOME!
Looks good. did you end up having to grind any? and did you have to use the duel axis camber bushings?
I had some positive camber until the alignment shop installed the bushings.

Had to get the dual axis camber bushings, and had 4.4* on the drivers and 5* on the passenger of positive camber, waiting on the alignment shop to get it back together now. didn't have to do any grinding though.

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Originally Posted by Franko72

Oh one more thing. The truck will feel a little different going down the road & take some getting used to.
My front end felt "light" and the first time I towed I was having second thoughts...

But you'll get used to it quickly & love the new look.

I've heard a few others say the same.
I've got 60k + miles and 4 years since I leveled my truck & a lot of it was heavy towing. I've had no issues related to the lift & the tires are wearing normal.

the front end did feel "light" on the way up here, but I just assumed it was from the camber that the front end had.