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That's bad. Like, its probably destroying the stub axle the CV slides into. Do you have a proper lift installed with differential lowering brackets? Did you install AT4/Trail Boss factory CV axles? -
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Gas on the hi-way followed Mobil's lead and went up a dime to $3.79, Sunoco was still $3.69 though. The truck stop went up twice today, first a dime then a nickel. Diesel $5.35 at Sunoco but $5.79 next door at Gulf -
There are no available updates in my settings, but the dealer can still flash the latest. They told me it was risky to force flash updates because if anything went wrong with the update that I'd be on the hook for the repair costs. They recommended just leaving it as is.
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I put a set of the Eibach Pro Truck 2.0's on mine this past weekend. Lower bolts def was the trickiest part. Def leave the top bolts very loose, as in the nuts barely started. Have a jack under the LCA so you can move it up and down. One of mine I had to barely unclip one side of the spring nuts as to create the odd angle. With those spring nuts being fairly loose, and holes slotted, it can be done. Just have to keep at it. One note, I used a LONG extension with deep barrel socket on the inside nut on the passenger side, was able to reach it from the top. Swivel head ratcheting wrench on all the others. Couple of observations: sure seems like the rear lifted some, which I know sounds crazy since I kept the original leafs. I ran the front shock adjustments all the way up to the 137mm measurement. Unfortunately I didn't measure rear wheel arch height before. Front measure about 5/8" higher than before, but I'm sure it had settled some. Had 110,000 miles on the original Ranchos, I can't express how much better the ride is now.
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