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Tires and Suspension R&R

RI Chevy Silveradoman said:
Looks good for a "high mileage" truck. And the tires are sharp too. ;)
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Thanks

It has some dents and dings from being a works truck and has paint peeling on the roof. For a work truck with some miles it looks ok but im picky and dents make me sick... The other side is missing the fenderflare from my blow out, a flat bed will fix that!
 
Got my new U bolts yesterday at 5 or 6. I am still on a hay job (where i was taking the swather after i took the pic) it will be 2mro before i get time to swap new springs in.
 
Looking like a sled truck!

http://i597.photobucket.com/albums/tt57/tanman_2006/2012-08-31_17-03-37_614.jpg

My buddies 3yr old
http://i597.photobucket.com/albums/tt57/tanman_2006/2012-08-31_20-18-03_382.jpg

Sits just higher than level in the rear with swather loaded
http://i597.photobucket.com/albums/tt57/tanman_2006/2012-09-01_09-31-45_88.jpg

5" of over all lift in the rear from a hair under 39" up to 44.5". I might have to get new/longer rear brake lines and braided lines probably wont be a bad idea. Truck spins the tires with ease, doubt i can twist these springs much, and it rides pretty good for whats been done.
 
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