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>I have a question. I was thinking about lowering my truck (1989 Shelby
Dakota), but I only would like to lower the back to match the front.
>I have 235/70 tires on the stock rims, I would like to know if 3" in the
back would be okay? I don't want to get major and lower the front,
>I think the front is at a good height, but the back is way to high. How
do I figure on lowering the back to match the front?
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> Thanks,
> Michael Nalavany
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