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Ride height differences 700

posted by  Kentucky on  Tue Mar 2 02:29 CST 2010
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If you want to assess it, at the very least I think you should balance the weight between the two. I think the third seat can be removed in a few minutes and of course you can fill both tanks. Then, you can calculate in the tire radius difference and see how they compare.

If they are still off, take both to a truck scale that can weigh the axels independently and see what the weight difference is per axel. Then you could weight the lighter one to match the heavier one and see what you have.

After that, you can consider if you have an issue.

Charley






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