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  1. 04-09-2011 05:09 PM #1

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    Im happy too and just doing the front now, but had to stop due to rain grrr lol Check out my profile. I just posted a album of Lowering My M3 Sport check it out. Thanks
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    So you'll be dropping aprox 3/3 or pulling leaf 3/5? On extended cabs I believe they have the 2 piece drive shaft and not the one piece like the reg cabs. I'm a little curious as to how far you'll go in lowering.
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    ext. cabs do have a 2 piece driveshaft and im pretty sure that keeps it from rubbing the cab
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    Quote Originally Posted by LethalEthan View Post
    ext. cabs do have a 2 piece driveshaft and im pretty sure that keeps it from rubbing the cab
    That's what I thought. So it Would be more of a problem with the reg cabs. Just the same issues with drive line angle.
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