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Yes i checked youtube.

Yeah I'm sure I was just jokin

 

 

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Which one to get? 6 inch fabtech or 7-9 FTS lift? Supposedly the 6 inch fabtech is actually a true 7-8 inch lift. So if that's the case which one would you pick?

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Which one to get? 6 inch fabtech or 7-9 FTS lift? Supposedly the 6 inch fabtech is actually a true 7-8 inch lift. So if that's the case which one would you pick?

its all personal preference

 

 

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Anyone with the zone 6.5 or any 6 inch lift for that matter have front driveshaft vibration when in auto or 4wd on the highway? Only use it when roads are bad but i get a vibration and hum. Especially on deceleration. Thinking about trying to find a dual cardan drive shaft. Truck is a 16 sierra.

 

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Anyone with the zone 6.5 or any 6 inch lift for that matter have front driveshaft vibration when in auto or 4wd on the highway? Only use it when roads are bad but i get a vibration and hum. Especially on deceleration. Thinking about trying to find a dual cardan drive shaft. Truck is a 16 sierra.

 

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nope I don't

 

 

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I notice me does it when I kick it down to pass or just letting it breathe a little. Didn't do it with stock tires on 4" lift but after I put the 35s on I noticed it.

 

 

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10/12" Full Throttle Suspension..

4-linked rear with coilovers.

 

 

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It's your ride but...........what the hell!

?? It's the cleanest truck here most likely.......

 

 

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?? It's the cleanest truck here most likely.......

 

 

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Different strokes for different folks haha. I think it looks cool but I would never in a million years do that to my truck. I just appreciate the work that goes into it and the passion people have to build that stuff

 

 

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