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Old 02-26-2016, 09:44 PM
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Can anyone confirm total height after installing the 4-6" bilsteins set to 6"? I have the 6" lift with the cheap pro comp spacer and wonder if the bilsteins will cause me to lose some height or maybe gain a little. Any input on height change after installing these?
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Can anyone confirm total height after installing the 4-6" bilsteins set to 6"? I have the 6" lift with the cheap pro comp spacer and wonder if the bilsteins will cause me to lose some height or maybe ga
in a little. Any input on height change after installing these?
You will gain some if you can find the dang shocks ive looked for weeks..


Alot of people do rc lift with theses shocks and then do 2in spacer for 8 inch
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I've also been looking into these. Can't seem to find much info either. Anyone have a link to them?
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http://www.topguncustomz.com/p-1982-...x#.VtTxyvkrLIV
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thanks dude i searched their site about 30 times even emailed!
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There’s a 6” adjustable strut ?
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There’s a 6” adjustable strut ?
Ya there's like a 2-4" and a 4-6". I run that with a 2" spacer
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thanks dude i searched their site about 30 times even emailed!
Haha it seems multiple people are having trouble. I found them fine but I don't remember how. It was a while ago
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There’s a 6” adjustable strut ?
There is a strut you can adjust 4-6 inches yes, to get rid of the moster 6" block
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There is a strut you can adjust 4-6 inches yes, to get rid of the moster 6" block
So...you have to replace the coil spring to use the longer strut ?
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