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Got the Fabtech 6" kit installed today. I must say that the ride is sooooo much better its unreal. Looks good for sure. Just need a 6' step ladder to get in now

 

pics tomorrow :cheers:

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Hey GF,

May I ask where you had your lift installed??Is it a shop near you.. I also live in MA and was looking for someone that does lifts. May I also ask how much it cost for the lift and to have it installed. Thanks, Joe

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Hey GF,

May I ask where you had your lift installed??Is it a shop near you.. I also live in MA and was looking for someone that does lifts. May I also ask how much it cost for the lift and to have it installed. Thanks, Joe

yup had the lift installed locally. no other shops around for about 100 miles that were willing to touch it. (that I could find anyway)

 

this guy does suspension, gear changes, drive line and exhaust.

 

bit pricey to install $900 included alignment and anything else that didnt come with the kit.

 

I got the kit for $1395 shipped and I think they had 1/2 ton kits for $1295 shipped for the month of march.

 

I think the price is the same but they put shipping back on. Dude said it was almost a $200 savings

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How's your milage now?

well I dont do a whole lot of miles so I am still on the same tank

 

last tank I got 185 miles and put 24 gallons back in equaling 7.70 mpg (w/285's). that was mostly around town and a bunch of wot blasts trying out the new westers 93 tune

 

I can only imagine how bad its going to be

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GF7PE

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not sure whats wrong here. I bought the westers 93 tune and it droped an average of 2 mpg. Everyone else has said that they are gaining mileage

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