REMOVE a leaf?? or, How to Lower a 4" lift to stock height

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smoothandlow84

smoothandlow84

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Yikes...Bro...replace those rigged lift blocks!!! Omg...those top the list of the most back wooded lift blocks that I have ever seen. Seriously, those aren't even safe to be driven with.:sorry:
 
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Don't worry! he has and painted it too!
 
smoothandlow84

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Oh thank goodness. I would hate to hear of someone on the forum rolling their truck from a catastrophic suspension failure.
 
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