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01-03-2011, 06:36 PM
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Can I use helper bags to level out rear?
I'm going to lower my '85 5" in front and 5" in rear,but what I have seen with this stance is the front is alittle higher,but had plan on using helper bags anyway when I pull my boat. Can these bags be used to level out the stance?
Is it possible to run a single air valve below rear bumper to air up both at the same time? Can anyone direct me to some trucks with a 5/5 drop? Thanks for the help! Coater |
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01-04-2011, 01:42 AM
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Re: Can I use helper bags to level out rear?
5/5 drop will have the rear higher than the front since GM trucks had a factory 'rake' (extra travel for heavier loads). You can do an air over leaf set-up to adjust the height like you described.
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