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Old 02-25-2008, 09:45 PM
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Shocks for lift
Ok so i got my new lift im just going to flex my truck and put these awesome jack stands inbetween the axle and frame, it will be adjustable, what shocks do u guys recommend me getting
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What lift did you go with?
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im thinking its that new custom one made out of wood
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No No guys he got the 3 ton jack stand lift. its adjustable but he needs long travel shocks.
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I should stop drinking so much at night, I have no idea whats going on.
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second the

I have no idea whats going on, so like Dare44 put jack stands in between the axle and the frame in order to see how it would look with a lift? Ahh
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my jack stand lift is awesome! it's got a stiff ride.. but i put some extended shocks in my seat and it softened some of the spinal trauma.
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Not to see how it looks lifted, to LIFT it. DUH!!
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Dare44 where'd you go???? We'd like to help you answer your question, just a little more info is needed...
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it was a joke buddy just trying to get a few laughs, i was joking about lifting my truck by putting jack stands inbetween the axle and frame to make it look lifted
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