2006 DMAX Leveling Kit-Cognito
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Originally Posted by Ben@SRP
Yeah, you're right... Why did I get told that??? Anyway, they are out of something...
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Simply cranked up, no real work or parts involved.
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Originally Posted by Tim G.
Simply cranked up, no real work or parts involved.
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Get a tape measure and measure top of tire to fender.
Then turn the adjusters three turns and measure. More if you like...
I had the guy at the allignment shop turn them while the truck was on the allignment rack.
Get them even left to right, then bounce the front of the truck a few times and re measure.
Then turn the adjusters three turns and measure. More if you like...
I had the guy at the allignment shop turn them while the truck was on the allignment rack.
Get them even left to right, then bounce the front of the truck a few times and re measure.
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Originally Posted by Tim G.
Get a tape measure and measure top of tire to fender.
Then turn the adjusters three turns and measure. More if you like...
I had the guy at the allignment shop turn them while the truck was on the allignment rack.
Get them even left to right, then bounce the front of the truck a few times and re measure.
Then turn the adjusters three turns and measure. More if you like...
I had the guy at the allignment shop turn them while the truck was on the allignment rack.
Get them even left to right, then bounce the front of the truck a few times and re measure.
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Originally Posted by Wobble
Has anybody used this kit to properly raise the front end of a 2500HD, does any OSOer sell it?
http://www.cognitomotorsports.com/01...em_install.htm
http://www.cognitomotorsports.com/01...em_install.htm
Tim is running a 285 but on a stock rim which is 6.5 wide. With the stock rim I would not bother with the cognito. If you go to a wider rim for a beefier look and footprint than I would go cognito.
call me and I can tell you the pros and cons from my experience.
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