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Old 05-24-2022, 12:02 PM   #10
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Re: 53 3100 - complete rebuild and upgrade . . . .

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Thanks for all the input, fellas. It's appreciated. I'll hurry up and get the running boards fitted and get it on the ground - I tend to agree that once it's out of the air it'll look right 😆

It's at ride height as it sits, running boards will be 5" off the ground.

Thanks for looking -

Dan
My ride height is 5" at the front of the running board and 5.5" at the rear for a slight rake. I think it is a pretty low ride height considering I'm tucking 22's but it is enough clearance. I just need to watch steep approaches so my front bumper doesn't hit.

Marc
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