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Dec 11, 2018 | 06:53 PM

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wicked 2018

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Originally Posted by h20camper

Thanks Tim and Tricon. Wouldn’t a 1” level require a more minimal caster adjustment vs say a 2” level. I’m really just trying to get my 2019 to the same stock level as my 2017. The 2017 had the snow plow max springs (5600) vs the 4800 on my 2019.

I would swap springs or purchase the snow plow max springs before putting a spacer lift on.

Dec 11, 2018 | 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by h20camper

Yeah, we sort of went off the rails there. At 1" you are probably within manufacturer specs anyways. I'd do the level, then see if you need to assist caster, track bar, etc. afterwards.

Dec 11, 2018 | 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by wicked 2018

I would swap springs or purchase the snow plow max springs before putting a spacer lift on.

I purposely avoided the max springs this time for ride reasons. With a spacer, i know exactly what lift I’ll get.

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Originally Posted by Tricon

Yeah, we sort of went off the rails there. At 1" you are probably within manufacturer specs anyways. I'd do the level, then see if you need to assist caster, track bar, etc. afterwards.

I was thinking the same based on my measurements between the ‘17 and ‘19.