SkyJacker 4" front springs
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Thanks again guys, I'll have to see if I can come up with some old spring packs, if not it may be the cheapo add a leaf route. I'm not to concerned about a stiffer ride, I almost think the SkyJacker rear springs are too soft to begin with for the extra weight of my flatbed and the 100 gallon fuel tank.
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The Cummins trucks usually come, '89-'91.0 with 3 inch blocks. '92-'93 with 6 inch blocks, so if you only have a 2 inch block back there you have room to grow with a bigger block as well.
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Mine had the 6 inch blocks, I took and chunked them things as far as I could when I did the springs. I severely dislike blocks, so I'm trying to avoid taller ones if at all possible.
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What part of Oklahoma are you moving to? I'm usually never more than a couple hours from the state line at least, whether I'm here in Colorado, or down to Texas.
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East Tulsa.
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That's good to hear, my wife is from Tulsa and wants to be closer to her family. We also need to get out of this goofy state before it collapses under its own weight.
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You won't know what to do in Oklahoma, it's the Wild West compared to California. Tulsa or OKC, is where I would want to live if I ever had to live in OK.
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It used to be pretty good in this part of the state. It was all agriculture up until the 1190s
when the orchards started slowly giving way to what they called progress.
I made me a lot happier to move when all the new firearms laws came out here last year.
Don't get me started on the tax hikes proposed last week
when the orchards started slowly giving way to what they called progress.
I made me a lot happier to move when all the new firearms laws came out here last year.
Don't get me started on the tax hikes proposed last week
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Managed to round up a couple leaves for the rear. They were only long enough to put in between the third and fourth spring. Raised the rear maybe an inch at best, Still not happy with how it sits, so I'm on the hunt for another set of leaves hopefully long enough to go right under the main, also noticed my rear bushing are shot so they are on the list when I get it apart again.
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It used to be pretty good in this part of the state. It was all agriculture up until the 1190s
when the orchards started slowly giving way to what they called progress.
I made me a lot happier to move when all the new firearms laws came out here last year.
Don't get me started on the tax hikes proposed last week
when the orchards started slowly giving way to what they called progress.
I made me a lot happier to move when all the new firearms laws came out here last year.
Don't get me started on the tax hikes proposed last week
The less I know about that state the better off I feel! lol I won't get you started.
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Just haul it to Oklahoma and register it!
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That's crazy, Yes Oklahoma is a lot less strict on registrations. I have my junk registered in Idaho, no emissions no inspections.
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