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Old 04-08-2014, 01:17 PM
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add a little bumpstop up front or go with flat fenders. Id go with the latter and run no bumpstop at all. 2.5" TF lift and 35's with stock bumpstops was perfect for me.
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With longer than stock shocks make sure you have enough bump stop so the shocks aren't acting as bump stops.
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Originally Posted by Ncb
With longer than stock shocks make sure you have enough bump stop so the shocks aren't acting as bump stops.
If he has the TF shocks that come with the lift, they wont bottom out.
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