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Mar 17, 2013dsulliva wrote:
Another option he said was to get the truck lowered as I'm not using it for 4x4 / off-roading. He said a dealer / shop could lower the front 2" and the rear 4" to make it line up with the trailer better (~$500). Has anyone ever heard of this option? Any thoughts on it?
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Dan
It is usually an easy option on these new trucks. They sit so high these days due to a block that the springs sit on that can be 4-6" thick. Replacing them with 2" blocks will help a lot. That is what I did on my '99 Ford. I didn't even have to lower the front. At the time the dealer did it under warranty but I don't believe they will do that now. But cost should be reasonable.
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