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post Apr 15 2003, 04:31 AM
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Hi all, I have a 2000 X has 50000 on it so far with only one trip to the shop. Had a wiring problem, a short on the harness running through the frame, other then that has been a fantastic truck. I just put on a set of Toyo Open Country AT, stock size 255/70R16 and they are great. Had Goodyears RTS before but this truck has never been this quite. Also plan on putting on some Bilstien shocks before summer. Anyone out there have Bilstiens on theres already care to comment on the ride? I have also looked at KYB Monomax but it appears they dont make them for the rear with load leveling. Brad
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