[mark peterson]

Feedback from Lonestar is that the back end gets light and starts to rise up at higher speeds. Also, do not take your foot off the gas and try to slow down fast. This causes it to get even lighter as g-forces cause weight transfer forward. I tried this and it helps.

They also mentioned to check ride height. Front and back measurements should be similiar, ie. the frame should be parallel to the floor. Mine was 7 " floor to frame front and 8 1/4" rear.

Any one have feedback on what their measurements are?, Wheel well to floor also yields a similiar difference of about an inch or so.
They said that by lowering the ride height an inch will really help.

Any feedback is appreciated. I also have gabriel shocks. Are Aldan eagles better? HOw about Koni's. ANy one know a good shock supply house? mark