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Old 04-02-2012, 11:16 PM   #11
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i appreciate all the advice. im new to this but ill catch on soon. ill be sure to post pics of the finished product once its done. so basically stay away from body lifts in general?
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Old 04-03-2012, 07:48 AM   #12
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i appreciate all the advice. im new to this but ill catch on soon. ill be sure to post pics of the finished product once its done. so basically stay away from body lifts in general?
here's my f150 with a 6in. suspension, 3in. body lift, and 2.5in. leveling kit on 41in. iroks
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does anyone knowhow much regearing would be for it if i wanted to run 37s - 40s? and what size gears would i have to buy?Thanks
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4.88s if you plan on always running that big but if your thinking about going back and forth between 35s and 37s then put 4.56 in i have 4.56 on my truck with 35s and i love it
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I love my 456 with 35's just runs real high rpms on interstate.
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