07 XLT leveling
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07 XLT leveling
I want to level out my xlt but i have a few questions.
1. steel or poly? i know the poly will require replacement but is the ride that much better?
2. any alignment problems?
3. any problems at all?
thanks, dave
1. steel or poly? i know the poly will require replacement but is the ride that much better?
2. any alignment problems?
3. any problems at all?
thanks, dave
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Originally Posted by eastcoastzigzag
I want to level out my xlt but i have a few questions.
1. steel or poly? i know the poly will require replacement but is the ride that much better?
2. any alignment problems?
3. any problems at all?
thanks, dave
1. steel or poly? i know the poly will require replacement but is the ride that much better?
2. any alignment problems?
3. any problems at all?
thanks, dave
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From: utica-clayton ny
Originally Posted by nooq
everything does the same job. go with the autospring leveling kit. no alignment problems, just take it in for 1 after you finish the install.
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Originally Posted by eastcoastzigzag
I want to level out my xlt but i have a few questions.
1. steel or poly? i know the poly will require replacement but is the ride that much better?
2. any alignment problems?
3. any problems at all?
thanks, dave
1. steel or poly? i know the poly will require replacement but is the ride that much better?
2. any alignment problems?
3. any problems at all?
thanks, dave
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From: utica-clayton ny
Originally Posted by PawPaw
You may want to also check out the adjustable shock's made by Bilstein and Rancho. Cost more but may be a better option in the long run. I wish they were around a couple of year's ago.
