I recently ordered 3/4 ton springs and aal's along with a 3" bodylift. I was wondering anybodys experience wheeling with this combo. Hill climbs,few rocks, trail riding. Any adverse affects of the body lift? Just curious to know anybodys input.

 

If you do a search, you will find many threads onpeople who have done this.

Im referring this to you, for i have not had any experiance with it, but have read numerous threads on it.

 

Now that you've ordered your parts, don't you think it's a bit late to ask these questions?

You have given such little info about your truck and the parts you ordered that it is hard to give you any useful data. People have run various combinations of parts that you describe. Some like. Some don't.

 

There was a thread on this several days ago where spring tension was discussed.

I'm suprised Miami hasn't caught and locked this up!

 

lol...its only a matter of time

 

He is still sleeping its still 8am over there.

 

wish i could sleep that late. i havent slept past 6 am in thepast 2 months, and i go to bed after midnight every night.

but then again i have a 2 1/2 month old daughter.



but back to subject

 

I was actually refering to how the body lift felt while climbing hills or rocks. I just wanted somebodys own experience with this. I know Silver and Oylier both have a small suspension and a body lift. I did search but I couldn't find what I what I was looking for. If the responses wouldve been " from my experience the truck doesn't seem stable" then I would be more selective of where I go. I

 

should be plenty stable. don't see where it would be much difference than a 6in suspension lift. actually probably more stable as the stock suspension won't flex as much as a 6in suspension lift! just my 2 cents

 

I have not had one single issue with this setup (which I have had on my truck for over ten years now). Just take your time installing the body lift and get everything repositioned correctly and you will be good to go. Don't forget, anti-seize is your friend.