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People who actually haul and tow want the rear end to sit higher as it will sit level when loaded.
With the front end leveled with the rear and then loaded down the rear end will squat and the headlights then point into the sky and not on the roadway. Not an issue for pavement princesses of course.
Josh
With the front end leveled with the rear and then loaded down the rear end will squat and the headlights then point into the sky and not on the roadway. Not an issue for pavement princesses of course.
Josh
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Better fuel economy, better load carrying, if they didn't everyone would be adding rake kits due to the need to change something.
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if i ran around loaded 75-80% of the time i might worry about sitting level. I don't like the head down look, can't see where in improves fuel milage.
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