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Delson0

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  1. yea I got the cam locks and end links. I went with the 2.5 w/ reservoirs. Also agree as far as color, wish it could all just be black. But whatever…. I’ll be taking off whatever stickers possible on the reservoirs for sure. I’ll update whenever the billet arms are in stock and I get everything installed. Sounds like May-ish last time I spoke with them.
  2. I haven’t got things installed yet. Waiting for their new for the billet uppers with OE style bushings (didn’t want heims). as far as the clearance, they list the required wheel backspacing needed to clear on their site. Most don’t replace our LCAs, definitely a bit of bling factor (same with billet upper), but definitely stronger. Stock Arms( I imagine) are built to bend if in a wreck to save frame damage. So that may be a drawback… I’m not looking for much of a lift though, a little higher in the front over stock AT4 is cool, rear I may put a 1.5” block instead of the 2 (RAS lifts the rear up enough) Im running 17x8.5-10 w/ 285/75s. Attached is how their new bushing are (for tubular and billet at least)
  3. I went with dirt king for shocks, upper and lower arms (waiting on billet uppers). They’re newer to the shock game, but after watching a YouTube video they posted comparing their shocks to others, I figured give it a shot (they’re made by Elka so that’s a plus too). I also run the RAS system in the rear due to having a camper full time. Reasons I personally chose them: local to my area, all their items are easily serviceable if needed (by yourself or at their facility), seem to continuously R&D products and make improvements, helpful customer service and you can actually talk to a real person with real answers.
  4. I just used 1 size for the front and rear. Attached was my solution for the front. Remove wheel/caliper, A cut about 2” from the top and another 1” below. Bent it away then cut off. Hammer studs out, press in new ones. About 30mins a side.
  5. Sorry to hear about the wreck. Tempting though…
  6. 78 and sunny in southern CA
  7. Steal on the seats. I’ll Wish my truck had a bench sometimes instead. Would Be a nice option
  8. Sell the camera, do a cheap headrest mirror to view the kiddo. Works fine
  9. Width is over-rated, especially if just pavement pounding.
  10. You get what you pay for…
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