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    front spring opinions

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    front spring opinions

    http://chevy.off-road.com/chevy/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=200792
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    front spring opinions

    you need the 3/4 ton kit, also you need to measure the lenght of your rear springs eye to eye. will be either 52" or 56" (should be 56" though) most 1 ton trucks were, longer springs allowed more in the pack. if you do the shackle flip then be sure to get the reinforced shakles, the factory ones...
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    front spring opinions

    the rough country kit comes with a drop arm for the steering and the drop mounts for the t-case brace (helps with the driveline angles). I hate blocks, if I am spending the money to lift the truck. Then spending a little more and getting a suspension that flexes more and has a better ride is...
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    front spring opinions

    I am looking at a rough country lift kit, 6" full spring kit (no blocks) and 4 shocks, all for around 700
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