Shackles on the black truck
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Finally got around to putting the left over shackles on the extended cab. They were the adjustable 1-2" ones so to fix the Chevy lean best I could I did 2" hole on the passenger side and 1" hole on the driver side. I also tossed the hitch on it since I was laying under there anyways.
Before measurements were RR: 7 7/8" LR: 6 3/4" RF: 5 1/2" LF: 4 7/8"
After measurements were RR: 5 3/4" LR: 5.5" RF: 4 7/8" LF: 4 1/4"
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Before measurements were RR: 7 7/8" LR: 6 3/4" RF: 5 1/2" LF: 4 7/8"
After measurements were RR: 5 3/4" LR: 5.5" RF: 4 7/8" LF: 4 1/4"
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I needed an alignment anyways so that's already done, but I lowered the right more than the left because it leaned really bad from the factory. This was my cheap solution because the thing leaned so bad, it's not that it wouldn't work the way it's "supposed to."
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It works hard too, here it is last week after going up to the mountains.
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