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hiridin
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thanks fox 
and for the front i used 5.5" wild horse early bronco springs... for the back i have leaf springs from a 4dr explorer added a add-a-leaf and a small block.
and for the front i used 5.5" wild horse early bronco springs... for the back i have leaf springs from a 4dr explorer added a add-a-leaf and a small block.
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yeah it is a lil wide... its good for stability but probably a lil excessive, i probably should've gone with 3" back space instead of 2.5" too late now though. all in all i'm happy with it except i want some super swampers to put on it...
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Wow that is a hell of an X, i really like it.
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