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I finally figured out the ride height that I wanted for my truck. It only took....
![]() That much wood! She rides like a caddy now and sits perfectly level. Also has about 1-2 inches from the helper springs touching. I think I'll just put some plate steel along the bottom of the bed. |
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nice might help the traction problem on the drag srtip also
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Oh, wow...
Looks like someone has been busy.
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Just raise it up in the front to level it
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I thought the same thing!! She will hook up a bit better now. I launched her a few times at 5-6 psi boost and there was no wheel hop... just long black lines. I only lost 3 logs off the back that I had to turn around and get.
![]() Fire wood for next winter. Needs to season a bit. No sir. I like the way she sits in the front. Just the camper and tow package make the a$$ stick up too much. But, she sits at the same height (almost) with the wood in the back, or a 27ft TT on the back. I've been thinking about taking the truck down to a suspension shop and have the rear dropped 4in and bagged. |
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