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Went past the body shop, and they are almost complete with my dent repairs on my truck, they have it ready for the paint job I plan on doing on it in Jan.
My new double din Pioneer Radio arrived, my amp kit & rear view camera.
My Bilstein shocks will be here today, but I have to return for the stock height series. But they were nice and mailed the correct ones out too since I ordered the rear set as well.
few more things and this bad boy will be winter ready it's been a short but long journey to get this vehicle up to my standards.
I would imigiane they want to keep the ride height the same as stock. What's wrong with doing that ? My ex rode great at stock height when it was new.
Minimal lift, Maximum ride/handling in every aspect, VERY cost effective (the cost of new X springs must be staggering) certainly respectively. PLUS stock X springs do not last.