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04-30-2002, 01:11 AM
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Liftbars
What are better, the lakewood liftbars, or ssm, or is there much difference? i know i can get the lakewood liftbars. how hard are they to put in, and what else will i need to do?
Would i need subframe connectors? also, what kind of traction am i going to notice with just the upgrade to some liftbars??? thanks.
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