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On the front, you have coilovers. The shock and the spring are an assembly, which is how the shock type (or where the ring is on shocks, like the 5100) can increase lift.
On the back the shock and the spring are mounted separately, so different shocks won't do anything for a lift. Well, you might get a few milimeters of lift, since stiffer shocks do provide a small amount of support. But I can't imagine you could tell.
Edit: There's a decent market for people looking for 99 Talls to fix their sagging rear end and giving a little lift while maintaining stock feel. I woudn't be surprised if you could get close to $100 for those springs, if they were in fact new when you bought the truck.
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Last edited by Jidaran; 02-27-2020 at 01:30 PM.
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