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95chev

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I'm not looking for a lot of lift just a little stiffer ride and a little better tire clearance. So is it worth it? How hard are they to install? Whats a good kit for me to look into? Also I need to do all 4 shocks so what would you recommend? If anyone has any before and after pics I would appreciate that too.
 

Kyle97GMC

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This was mine with an RCX AAL and crank up front on 305/70/r16s. I have since then lifted it and pulled out the AAL and went with 3/4 ton leaf springs which I like a lot better

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Was it pretty easy to install? I've never really messed with suspension components on these trucks
 

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I actually didn't install it so I don't know what to tell you on that on. I did put the 3/4 ton leaf springs on myself and that wasn't to hard took me and my dad an afternoon
 

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I actually didn't install it so I don't know what to tell you on that on. I did put the 3/4 ton leaf springs on myself and that wasn't to hard took me and my dad an afternoon

What's the difference, height wise between aals and 3/4 ton leafs...

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the truck has 285s on it and the second one is the truck cranked level in the front

what I used outa a 3/4 ton spring pack

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edit in this pic it has 265s on it it was right after the aal you can see the rake before it was cranked level no before picture though
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the truck has 285s on it and the second one is the truck cranked level in the front

what I used outa a 3/4 ton spring pack

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edit in this pic it has 265s on it it was right after the aal you can see the rake before it was cranked level no before picture though
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So you just used one leaf and then the overloads? And i'm assuming the stock keys have enough room to crank level with reasonable angles?
 

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So you just used one leaf and then the overloads? And i'm assuming the stock keys have enough room to crank level with reasonable angles?

yes they are and yeah I used the 3/4 ton over load cuz it was thicker
 

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With the 3/4 ton leaf springs you dont have to take apart the leaf pack itself. The whole pack goes in place of your current one
 
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