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Old 10-23-2015, 12:05 PM
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Whats the best way to take my 6" procomp stage 1 lift (with strut spacer) to 8"? Have 9" total from adding a 3" body. Gonna buy 40s soon and need atleast 11" to fit them on 20x14s.
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Is that yours? Now with 6in?
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Originally Posted by DSwamp
Whats the best way to take my 6" procomp stage 1 lift (with strut spacer) to 8"? Have 9" total from adding a 3" body. Gonna buy 40s soon and need atleast 11" to fit them on 20x14s.
Bilsteins...
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Yes sir that's mine
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Yeah thats what I was thinking.
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That's a mighty fine truck you have !
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yep bilsteins. Had a 6" rc on mine, bought 4-6" bilsteins and put them at 6", then added a 2" spacer. Also I have the 3" BL




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yep bilsteins. Had a 6" rc on mine, bought 4-6" bilsteins and put them at 6", then added a 2" spacer. Also I have the 3" BL




Do you have any pics of the cv angles after you stretched it to 8"? I was wondering if it could be done to a rc 6".
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Originally Posted by marknissan
Do you have any pics of the cv angles after you stretched it to 8"? I was wondering if it could be done to a rc 6".
This is all I have on my phone..looks a bit rusty. I used the same coil which I wish I replaced when I did the rest but oh well
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