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your tbars may have been cranked before, ive never seen that flex from an ifs truck before so your bars are probably toast and with your 1/2 turn its not lifting its just screwing with all your angles.

The front end dont look all that flexy to me, the rear will still flex like that tho
 

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your tbars may have been cranked before, ive never seen that flex from an ifs truck before so your bars are probably toast and with your 1/2 turn its not lifting its just screwing with all your angles.
Wouldn't surprise me....I've actually got a set of 3/4 ton tbars sitting in the garage that I need to stick under it, but it's a pain in the ass to do if you don't have the tbar tools, so they continue to sit
 

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Granted, it was quite a few years ago when I initially tried to crank them, so I may be full of cr*p because I can't remember correctly. Anybody know the stock measurements? Maybe I am cranked more than I think

My fender height is at 37" full crank
 

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Well crap....mine aren't even the same....I've got 36" drivers and 35" passengers with 235/85/16

But my rears aren't even so that's probably screwing with it too.
 
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