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[QUOTE="Jason, post: 1270949, member: 430"] For sure. Who cares if another guy has one that's lowered? They all need to sit lower...they look like hell lifted, unless you are doing like a 6" lift and 27's to keep it proportional. If you are running those 420's, it needs to sit just below stock. If I built one, stock 250 height in the rear, and a 2" level in the front with platinum 20's and 275/60 michelins. I think building one with as OE outer appearance as possible would be pretty slick. Definitely get some head scratches. With that said..if mud stomper could pull 2" front and rear out of that thing, it would be spot on. [/QUOTE]
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