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Old 11-15-2008, 05:48 PM
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finally installed my 4" lift

After owning the lift for a year, and almost selling it a couple times. I finally installed it this weekend.

Its a procomp 4" lift with duel front shocks

Figured I would post a pic incase anyone was thinking about buying a 4" lift... they would have something to look at.
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Looks GOOD man!!!
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Old 11-15-2008, 06:00 PM
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That looks very good. Why'd you wait so long?
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looks great
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Old 11-15-2008, 06:24 PM
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looks good bro
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Probably waited for diesel prices to come down. I had a 4" myself... good size for daily use. Looks good bud. Check your Driveline angles!!
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Thanks everyone, I had to wait so long due to money problems, alot of wich were diesel prices.

Your right about the drive line angles, I need to shim the carrier bearing because it has a slight shake when you take off from a red light, but after that its smooth as can be.

I would recommend a 4" lift to anyone, it is the perfect size to make the truck look huge and still have the ability to work it like a truck.
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Thanks everyone, I had to wait so long due to money problems, alot of wich were diesel prices.

Your right about the drive line angles, I need to shim the carrier bearing because it has a slight shake when you take off from a red light, but after that its smooth as can be.

I would recommend a 4" lift to anyone, it is the perfect size to make the truck look huge and still have the ability to work it like a truck.
That is what Iam doin when I can
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Old 11-16-2008, 02:07 PM
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looks good man
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