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Mball488
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Todays results. It took the dealership about 6 hours to call me back saying it was ready. I was surprised when I got the bill and it was $100.00 less than what they quoted me. Reinstalled the Tazer and spent about 30 min setting up all my previous settings. The ride was a bit unstable on highway and when I checked my Tire pressure it was sitting at 40psi per tire. Dropped it down to 31psi and that seems to be the key to solving the unstable feeling while driving. I am happy with the results.
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Looks great! Now get out there and use it!
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Looks great! Did you level out the rake? Asking because I can’t tell in the photo. Also how much was the total cost for the lift and installation?
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I have a 3/4 inch fishbone off-road spacer kit I never installed, will do it some point down the road. It does have a slight rake but not as much as I thought especially since I have the steel bumper and winch. I went to the local dealership to have it installed, out the door with tire installation/ lift and alignment $832.
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