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I bought new leafs and bushings

 

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Don't know. I sit near level right now, maybe a 1" rake with a 2.5" level and 1.25" block. I will take before and after measurements when I get to the install

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Haven't driven it all week. Gonna take it to dinner at some point I suppose.

Bet it eats a lot.....something that size

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Bet it eats a lot.....something that size

 

I fill up at 1/4 tank so it takes 18-20 gallons of E85 every few hundred miles. :lol:

 

 

I on the other hand, had a tasty sub from Jimmy John's last night. :lol:

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I got my goodies from Amazon. Had the bushings over-nighted, and I ordered the brake controller and harness 2 day shipping because I get free 2 day shipping. Well I got it all delivered today

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Bent the front spoiler, when I pulled up on a pile of dirt to was the bed out!!

 

Chris why did you not just trade for a 2500 it would have been quicker than buying it one piece at a time, hey that sounds like Johnny Cash.

:jester:

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My red plasti dip showed up 4 days early and I took my friends up in the dunes for a few hours. Now we're cooking out

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All cleaned up, inside and out. According to the lady, I need running boards. :lol:

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Looks good! I need to do the same to mine.

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Thanks Daryl, I like having it all clean. Once I get my next check there's mechanical stuff I need to do (brakes and wheel bearings).

 

Sarah she's my age, but short and her Exploder has them so she's spoiled. :lol:

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She is the wrong girl for you. She drives a ford and wants you to change your truck. Lay down the law. The truck was around before she was and the truck doesn't talk back. So tell her to get in the kitchen and make you a damn sandwich

 

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