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Help Needed Air Suspension
Why don't you just flip the axle's on the trailer. That would lift it about 6 inches.- waynesoffroad
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- Forum: Tires, Wheels, Suspension & Accessories
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New guy from Clovis, Ca
I already have them sold.- waynesoffroad
- Post #17
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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New guy from Clovis, Ca
I've got 3.73's in mine also. Don't get me wrong. It will tow a large trailer with the 38's. Just seems to be harder on the truck. I notice on hills that my exhaust temp would easily go over 1200 degree's if I was not paying attention to the gauge. My tranny guage has never gone over 180.- waynesoffroad
- Post #15
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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New guy from Clovis, Ca
Yes, The 4" procomp springs ride a hundred times better then the 6.5". In my opinion the better then then stock springs. That trailer is a 06 24' Coachmen. I just bought a 08 28' Tahoe toy hauler that weight's 3500 lbs more.- waynesoffroad
- Post #13
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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New guy from Clovis, Ca
First of all Thanks everyone! For the suspension it's a 6.5" Procomp with a 2.5" Rubicon express hanger kit. I also added a Fabtech adjustable track bar to make up for the added lift of the hanger kit. The shocks are Procomp MX2.0R Reserviors mounted with a Fabtech dual shock mounts. The...- waynesoffroad
- Post #11
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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New guy from Clovis, Ca
Hi, My name is Wayne and I'm from Clovis Ca. Here's a picture of my 02 F-350.- waynesoffroad
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- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
