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[QUOTE="cmattox23, post: 1240972, member: 19022"] I'm looking to lift 6-8" with a 37" tire on my 6.7, however I am trying to find somebody with the same setup who could give me a rear bumper height measurement. Unfortunately I have to play nice with Maryland's max height of 28" to the ground. I'm almost positive a 6" will be pushing it, but I'm just looking for clarification. So if anybody has a similar setup and wouldn't mind leaving the specs below it'd be greatly appreciated. [/QUOTE]
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