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Here's the deal.
I plan on lifting my truck soon enough ... no more than 4" though.
But I desperately need new shocks ... like right now.
What would happen if I were to get shocks designed for a 4" lift, and run them on my stock truck during the winter, until I get a lift? Will I slam into the shock bumpstop (practically blowing through it) before the normal bumpstops?
If it's going to ruin them, I might as well get some cheapos for a couple months ...
I plan on lifting my truck soon enough ... no more than 4" though.
But I desperately need new shocks ... like right now.
What would happen if I were to get shocks designed for a 4" lift, and run them on my stock truck during the winter, until I get a lift? Will I slam into the shock bumpstop (practically blowing through it) before the normal bumpstops?
If it's going to ruin them, I might as well get some cheapos for a couple months ...
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