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I swear by synthet over conventional oil. I had a B 2200 with an oil leak. With synthetic it started easier, most noticable during winter. It also didn't leak oil near as quickly. -
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modified lower mount - 2" body lift
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Making upper tabs for upper radiator mount - 2" body lift
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Tabs made for upper radiator mount - for 2" body lift
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