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[Aaron]

Here's some I took today. Moved the truck up to the middle perch and removed the swaybar, then took the truck out to test it out. I ended up dodging rain/hail/sleet storms most of the day, which made for some good picture backdrops.

 

[Wilson]

nice pic's wish I could see some side by side of the perch mount of one with bottom mid and top how dos it work looks good

 

[Aaron]

nice pic's wish I could see some side by side of the perch mount of one with bottom mid and top how dos it work looks good

Ok I know it's different sides but here's the best comparison I could come up with from the pics I have. We measured it after we got done and it was 43 3/4" in the rear and 41 1/4" in the front, so it's a little lower in the front still on the middle perch, but it looks level when you look at it. SOCOMech was the one who helped me, I'd highly reccomend him if you're in the Phoenix area, he charges a really reasonable price to do the work.

Forgot to add, I love the feel of it. I did take the sway bar off at the same time so that changes things a bit. The shocks don't feel any stiffer, in fact I think they soak up the smaller bumps a bit better, but oddly, brake dive has decreased a good bit too. With the swaybar off the truck is so much more fun to drive. People have said it on here before, but if you unbolt it and go hit a speed bump at an angle, you'll be shocked. It does give you some body roll, but I think that's kinda fun anyway. It tracks a lot better off road now that's for sure.

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[vanilla_gorilla]

Ok I know it's different sides but here's the best comparison I could come up with from the pics I have. We measured it after we got done and it was 43 3/4" in the rear and 41 1/4" in the front, so it's a little lower in the front still on the middle perch, but it looks level when you look at it. SOCOMech was the one who helped me, I'd highly reccomend him if you're in the Phoenix area, he charges a really reasonable price to do the work.

Forgot to add, I love the feel of it. I did take the sway bar off at the same time so that changes things a bit. The shocks don't feel any stiffer, in fact I think they soak up the smaller bumps a bit better, but oddly, brake dive has decreased a good bit too. With the swaybar off the truck is so much more fun to drive. People have said it on here before, but if you unbolt it and go hit a speed bump at an angle, you'll be shocked. It does give you some body roll, but I think that's kinda fun anyway. It tracks a lot better off road now that's for sure.

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After:

Looking good!

 

[twlhunter65]

Installed a new skid plate on my ADD stealth today.

 

[RatedSVT]

aarons419 its alil hard to tell the "level" look of the truck with the bushes blocking the rear of the truck. Got any other pics to compare?

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twlhunter65 that set up looks very nice. How are you liking it?

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twlhunter65 that set up looks very nice. How are you liking it?

 

[Mjolnir]

After one month of ownership (and a forecast of at least 4 days without rain) I decided to give my baby her first bath. Parked her at work afterwards and at least three cars have come into the lot, stopped and taken pics of her.

 

[Aaron]

aarons419 its alil hard to tell the "level" look of the truck with the bushes blocking the rear of the truck. Got any other pics to compare?

You know...I don't right now, I'll get some when I get a chance. I'll even try to match the "before" angle.

 

[Raptizzle]

I'm liking those wheels!

 

[crashmc302]

After one month of ownership (and a forecast of at least 4 days without rain) I decided to give my baby her first bath. Parked her at work afterwards and at least three cars have come into the lot, stopped and taken pics of her.

Sold! I'm buyin those bad boys while I'm out in Cali