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- wildmanbakerExplorerIf you can, do the CHF first. Then, if you think you need more control, a track bar on the rear, will keep the house from shifting over the axle when driving. The springs are 43" long, front and rear, and have fairly large rubber bushings on the ends. If you do not have a front track bar, you should get one for the same reasons. If you are bothered by side to side rocking, Timbrens or Sumo Springs will help, and may improve sudden jolts.
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There is alot of talk about CHF, I think each to there own on that. You have to remember you are driving a big box down the road. - timmacExplorerCHF
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