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Coil over lift kits Questions
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[QUOTE="TXGLASSMAN, post: 249028, member: 981"] DC Thanks for the info. As far as me working my truck off road, I'm a big time hunter and always driving my trick all over the ranch. Plus it's close to 10 miles one way down my rough county road to get to my gate. I also work construction and run my truck on job sites as well. But on the other hand I do a lot of highway and city driving to so I want the rode comfort on pavement just as much as off pavement driving. So with that info I added now I guess it's proper to ask is the up grade to cool overs really worth or should I stick with coil springs and just out super awesome shocks on it [/QUOTE]
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