Got me feeling like a little kid on Christmas.
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Got me feeling like a little kid on Christmas.
I was in a totally terrible mood today until I got home about ten minutes ago 
. Now I feel like a little kid on Christmas. I just couldnt open the boxes fast enough. The mail man dropped by today with my Doetsch lift kit. Now I am freakin excited
There she is
2" lift coils with 3" blocks and U-bolts.
3.5" lift spindles!!
It came with new DTS3000 series shocks all the way around and I ordered steering stabalizers as well. I was trying to take pictures of them but my camera died... at this point.. I dont care about the stupid camera.
. Now I feel like a little kid on Christmas. I just couldnt open the boxes fast enough. The mail man dropped by today with my Doetsch lift kit. Now I am freakin excited There she is
2" lift coils with 3" blocks and U-bolts.
3.5" lift spindles!!
It came with new DTS3000 series shocks all the way around and I ordered steering stabalizers as well. I was trying to take pictures of them but my camera died... at this point.. I dont care about the stupid camera.
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I am going to sell my stock stuff yes. I have no idea how much just the shocks are.. I think its like $200 for a set of four. All I know is that I was told that you have to have shocks made for lift when you are using lift coils because if not the stock ones WILL break.
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I am going to sell my stock stuff yes. I have no idea how much just the shocks are.. I think its like $200 for a set of four. All I know is that I was told that you have to have shocks made for lift when you are using lift coils because if not the stock ones WILL break.
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Oh and where are the pics of your truck with the lift coils?? You have been telling us about this stuff you are doing but I cant find where you are putting the pictures
. I have had a shock break too, but it was over ten years old. These new shocks are pretty nice though.. dont see them being a problem and Doestch is known for ride quality in all their lift kits.
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I didn't know you got new shocks. Mine were only 9 
. I can't find my camera anywhere for pictures. My stock UCA's are fine, they are at a great angle. I think its because my shop was lazy and wouldn't put my Procomp lift shocks in just because the bottom piece was too wide. (easy drill out) So they put on stock sized Monroes so they are fully extended. :/
. I can't find my camera anywhere for pictures. My stock UCA's are fine, they are at a great angle. I think its because my shop was lazy and wouldn't put my Procomp lift shocks in just because the bottom piece was too wide. (easy drill out) So they put on stock sized Monroes so they are fully extended. :/