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Re: 3" lift shock question
I would take them back. I adjusted the torsion bars on my '92 to bring the front up a bit. I figure I got about 2". When I went to replace my shocks last year,the stock application wouldn't even extend enough to mount up with the suspension drooped. They say a 2a' lift doesn't require shocks changed,but I would and 4" is a definite call for longer shocks.
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