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Hey all

Just searching around on bay on my days off and came across this truck. Same year, model and color as mine just a different stance. I like the stance of the second truck (first being mine) and tried to make mine look the same. Now I already debadged my truck after this pic was taking but mine still looks a lot lower than this one. I was thinking that it’s my side steps that are giving this appearance. I think I might rip one side off tomorrow to see how I like it without but your opinions would really be appreciate.

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Honestly, I think your truck looks good with the step bars as they flow towards the bed rails. Overall, a nice looking truck. And yes, the step bars will make the truck look lower then it is.

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Kind of hard to tell from the angle, but it looks as though there is a lot more clearance between the top of the wheel and the wheel well of the other truck. IMO they probably have a leveling kit on there.

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Honestly, I think your truck looks good with the step bars as they flow towards the bed rails. Overall, a nice looking truck. And yes, the step bars will make the truck look lower then it is.

I agree. They fit the overall look of your stuck very well. I think leveling the front would make a big difference. I vote for keeping the bars.

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second truck says it is a stock highway truck. I know the angle is crappy but my bars are cranked an inch and am running 285 mtrs instead of 265 so I think that might have something to do with the well spacing.

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