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Old 10-12-2009, 05:21 PM   #1
nicolas72gmc
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Bagged front end height

I know this will be different with each truck, wheels, and bags used etc..... but can someone tell me approximately what do you start out with height wise on a bagged front end aired up and lets say the 2.5" drop spindles. Is it comparable to a static drop of 2.5" spindles and 1" springs? or More? or less? I was looking at some bagged trucks and it appears that even aired up the trucks are still lower than stock. I'm planning on bagging the 68 when I finally get to and was just curious. Pics would help to if you got them. Thanks in advance.
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