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read if you are about to put body lift on late model
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Jeff why don't you just cut your current ones 3" when you get them out?? Or are you going to sell the lift when you take it out?
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I'm 0 for 3 today. I guess I should go ahead and call it a loss. My bad! 
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i'd send you mine but i don't plan on keeping the BL in forever either!
you checked to see how much a set cost from a dealer? or maybe just go to a fastener store and grab a few?
you checked to see how much a set cost from a dealer? or maybe just go to a fastener store and grab a few?
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yeah i will measure them all tomorrow.
i think they are standard thread. the bolts that come with the kit have standard thread and they go into the stock threaded bushings.
i think they are standard thread. the bolts that come with the kit have standard thread and they go into the stock threaded bushings.
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