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Location: Northern Nevada
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Re: Stumped on stance
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The cab and bed are level. I suspect the difference is in the floor board. Like I mentioned before, the rails matched and the cab (corrected) rails on the mounts as well. Have to make up the difference somehow, that leaves the floor and yep leans left, while everything above it is level Equal hardware and torque. So unless I'm wrong, probably am , the floor is off. Had to be factory IMO, since after all, the cab mount surfaces are unequal with factory rivets, and the frame rails are equal. Thanks for the props, I really try but often frustrating, especially this end. I want to get her done already.
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