edgar_88
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- May 12, 2008
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- City, State
- San Diego, California
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '03 XLT
Keep in mind most dont lift the front higher for looks. It actually helps a lot when your jumping when the front is a couple inches higher than the rear. the front weighs a lot more than the rear (on trucks) so when you hit a jump the front end compresses more. also the front trackwidth is usually a couple inches wider than the rear to help with tracking and cornering. Most prerunners are built to perform and not for looks.
yes that is the actual purpose, as in baja racers, but most of these guys are street warriors :scratch: