add a leaf?
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Just read this whole thread, and it's amazing how a simple question can turn into a mad game of Roshambo.

Seriously, chill out. A guy asked a question. Give your feedback, your experience, and be done with it. Everyone put your ***** back in your pants.

Seriously, chill out. A guy asked a question. Give your feedback, your experience, and be done with it. Everyone put your ***** back in your pants.
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And to actually add my educated opinion to the original discussion, my philosophy on AAL's is only use them under these conditions:
1) You only want about 2 inches of lift
2) Your current leafs are in great condition and do not sag
Under these conditions, I've seen good quality AAL's do their thing and last a good while without causing a rough ride. However, above 2 inches of lift is risky. Some people have good results, others have bad. It's all about what the person can afford and/or what they want to do.
1) You only want about 2 inches of lift
2) Your current leafs are in great condition and do not sag
Under these conditions, I've seen good quality AAL's do their thing and last a good while without causing a rough ride. However, above 2 inches of lift is risky. Some people have good results, others have bad. It's all about what the person can afford and/or what they want to do.
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maybe this will make him stay here lol
Originally Posted by War Eagle
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