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Old 08-09-2005, 08:22 PM
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Default 05 DC body lean whats up with that?
I have a tundra 05 dbl cab, with about a 3/4" lean to the right side. New donahoes and devers, helwig sway bar, and it hasn't helped one bit.
anybody got a clue about this? is there a fix?
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3/4" is a bit excessive. Mine is 1/8" lean when my tank is empty. Just level when it's full.
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