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Old 02-23-2019, 01:39 AM   #14
Stocker
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Re: What lift

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This is getting hard to decide between the 4” and 2.5” I am used to driving trucks that are high I just don’t want it super high what would you guys get if you were in my situation trying to daily the truck?
My K20 was my DD for more than 40 years until I retired. After 20 years, in 1997, the front springs were sagging enough to bottom out often (about 1" from the bumpstops) and I replaced them with 2.5" Softrides which are still on the truck. Personally, I would not want 4" springs on my DD. As it is, my wife struggles to get in & out of the truck, and if it was any taller I'd have to put running boards on it, which I would never do.

Everyone has their own opinion and that is mine.
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