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I installed the front springs and rotated the rear ones the other day. Been to busy to update. The whole trucks is within a 1/16" side to side. I don't think fabricating a leveling system would be worth the effort. I will compare some rear air leveling systems and offset the weight on the...
The air leveling would work great in the rear. I haven't had much time to work on a front system. I got off track adding a third battery and power inverter under the hood. Very time consuming. I might replicate the back front spring holders and make them adjustable in 1/4" increments. They...
I have removed the front springs. They came off fairly easy. I normally have to press out the bushing. I will install new springs when they arrive. I will be removing the rear springs today for rotation. Peg leg makes a good joke at me. I had my right hip and upper leg bone replaced. I walk like...
Thanks for the suggestions. I just ordered two new front springs. I will order the rear springs when one butt cheek sits higher than the other again. I would still like to know what a peg leg is.
The frame shows no signs of being bent. I will carefully measure it front to back. I will also check the ball joints. To bad the 3/8 mining belt mud flaps were looking great.
During the installation of homemade mud flaps, I noticed that the drivers side of my 85 m1008 is sitting about an inch lower than the passenger side. I measured off the frame, in a level garage, for these results. Note, I am not fat so don't blame obesity for the drivers side sinking. :cookoo:
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