ART kit....anyone seen one on?
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06-02-2011, 08:36 PM
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can't weld and don't want to cut anything on their truck. You then have the ability to return it to stock if it's a lease.
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06-04-2011, 07:24 AM
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anaheim drew has it, but as malcolm said does not lay frame, after all said and done better off with custom 4 link, djm arms up front with custom bag mounts, reworked upper a arm mounts to allow proper alignment at all ride heights, and if you want to waste the money on a fancy digital gauge and switch set up you can do the ART air management. but i would go with 2 viairs and 4 switches on the dash with 2 2 needle gauges. ART to me is a huge waste of money but to each their own
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I guess I missed something here. I don't think anyone on this thread was ripping on your truck. I like your truck and I do like the idea of bolting on the kit. But I want something lower. You just need to take peoples thoughts with a grain of salt. There are a ton of people on here that don't like my truck because "it sits too low to drive it like a normal truck".
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