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Icon 2.5", 2.5" Deavers, & 35" Toyos On My Rig
Turned out pretty well. I really like the stance of the truck now. It's 1" higher in the rear. I have it parked on a hill, so things may look a little off on my junky cell phone pictures.
I'm thinking I may need to go to a 37" tire 'cause these look a little small now. IMHO. QUESTION - When the shop put the rear springs on, they didn't put the overload springs back on. Does this sound correct with the Deavers? ![]() ![]()
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Idk if it's bc you took the steps off, but it lOoks higher than a 2.5" lift. It looks really good. After seeing your truck I'm considering running that set-up instead of looking into a 6" lift. If you don't mind can you PM me what that set-up cost you. Thanks
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Will do. I've got the receipts at work. I'll shoot you a PM tomorrow.
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looks good
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I also got the Icon adjustable track bar.
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looks good! defenitly helped with my decision to take my running boards off
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Are the deavers softer? I want a smoother ride, and then want to suppliment them with airride setup. thoughts?
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The ride is stiffer with the Deavers. I can't speak to adding air bags and supplimenting the ride. Makes sense though!
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