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Old 05-14-2016, 09:59 PM   #2
cableguy0
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Re: Setting up suspension

Not to sound like a jerk but the FIRST thing you need to b concerned with is upgrading the brakes. Going fast don't mean sh!t if you cant stop. Drums fade and overheat especially at high speeds. Any suspension parts that have any play also need to be addressed. Nobody else wants to die because your truck changes lanes due to a broken part or brake failure.

On another note. Your setup will probably yield mid to low 14's depending on gearing and traction.
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