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[highperf4x4]

Would it matter that my truck came with a v6 from the factory? Softer bars maybe? It has a 383 in it now so maybe the extra weight made it ride better?

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[95whitez71]

Yea I was just thinking about the shocks. I probly need to replace all four of them anyways


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[highperf4x4]

It appeared to raise my front almost 2.5" but the ride was really good.

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[95whitez71]

Mine is mostly the shocks I think. My brother had a 99 new body style that had a 2" suspension and a 3" body lift running 35s and it rode really smooth even with the bars up all the way


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[Sampuppy1]

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sorry for the lack of color but it is my favorite so far

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Racerback!!!!

SHOW TRUCK!!!

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She looks damn good clean too.

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[highperf4x4]

Thanks

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[highperf4x4]

Shocks would probably help, like the 2-3" lift shocks. Stocks can attribute the the horrible ride. I need new shocks for mine. There is also the "ball joint flip" that can soften up the ride. I'm gonna check that out when I replace my ball joints.

I wasn't aware of the ball joint flip. It lifts the truck?

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[SCOTTYINWV]

No, it lifts the Uca further away from the drop stop, but no actual gain in height is made. Gives you a bit more suspension travel and a better ride. Some have good luck with it, some complain of too much camber to align. Depends on how much you are cranked I reckon. I'm gonna do mine and see how it works.

 

[95C1500]

back on topic please

 

[95whitez71]

No, it lifts the Uca further away from the drop stop, but no actual gain in height is made. Gives you a bit more suspension travel and a better ride. Some have good luck with it, some complain of too much camber to align. Depends on how much you are cranked I reckon. I'm gonna do mine and see how it works.

Have you guys ever thought of cutting the droop stop out?


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