Alabama thread!

I heard that if I do a progressive AAL (which generally involves removing the overload leaf?) mean you can haul like 30% less in your bed. Does that sound right?

 

Doordash? Complain get your refund. I don't think I've ever had a delivery correct..

 

We got and get our orders from the ER. They made it right. I just had to wait a bit longer for my food.

 

I hate bleu cheese. Almost as much as Auburn & LSU.

 

Sounds about right. Remove your overload leaf and your truck will ride a little softer, but have less hauling capacity.

 

Your truck looks really good

 

Interesting. I did not know that.

 

You CAN choose not to run the overload leaf, but I put the leaf back on the bottom. mine rides very smooth.

 

I've seen many folks put the overload back in after adding a progressive AAL. More height that way too.

 

Yeah, I've hauled my 4wheeler in the bed and it only squatted about an inch.

 

If you haul a lot, put the overload leaf back in.

 

Sup Johnny, going to the farm tomorrow! Gonna dump the driveshafts off. And clean up my transfercase and make sure everything ready to go.

 

Any downside to that?

 

I don’t haul a lot, but I would like to add a RTT eventually.

 

Sup man, about to hit the sack, been a long, hot day! If it's not raining, Jeannie and I are going to ride to the top of the trail at Big John tomorrow.

 

I'd keep the overload in then.

 

Im stock bumps with no flip kit and ive done many a black trail without issue.

 

Colorado didnt help there shape any

 

Custom car grills FTW



Excuse the massive amount of bugs on it that make it look grey

 

Redoing all my suspension (again).