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my 5.13s and 35"s have yielded me decent fuel mileage. Of course I run it around 70-80, which puts her around 3400 rpm.
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Just wondering if this would work, I got a 4 inch lift and I want to put a 2 inch level kit front to back, would it work or would it be too much of a angle on the u joints and drive shafts?
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