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Subject: Re: more measurements

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Paul

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Date Posted: 19:34:18 08/04/02 Sun
In reply to: Joe 's message, "Re: more measurements" on 06:49:31 07/28/02 Sun

Sounds like you gotta tweak your t-bars to get it the same on each side. But measure to the frame in case your bumper is not straight. Then you gotta get it re-aligned. If you got your own alignment tools like me, then no prob.

>Well I too have 2" BL, but it could be worse, the
>drives side of my truck sits 1 full inch lower than
>the passenger side...
>
>>front center well is 35.5"
>>rear is 37"
>>
>>but arent jim and joe stock. my bumper is only 2" high
>>than jims and 1" lower than joe's? but joe's is a
>>sonoma so mabey its different. i have 2" bl and 31's
>>and torsion bars for another inch. i should be 4"
>>higher than stock! what is up with my truck? - hobie

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