Bodylift questions....
#11
That would help for sure...might even help a little with the wear and tear on the front end that the oversize tires cause.. i know my whole front end wore out pretty quick once i installed the 35"s , I then replaced everything with lifetime warranty parts. I thought about getting some 37"s but I am really happy with the 35"s .
#12
I build suspension, and fabricate for a living. I've installed literally hundreds of toy lifts, and repaired almost as many. I know exactly what I'm talking about.
#14
But, you tend to be a bit biased, and, I will bet dollars to donuts your response to this post will simply reinforce that point.
You build trucks for an entirely different purpose. You also have a significantly less limited budget. The tuff country stuff works. It does what it is supposed to. It doesn't have to cost a thousand bucks to make it 'work right'.
That said, I DO agree that adding the body lift, simply to raise it up some more, and NOT to fit larger tires..... is kind of a waste of effort.... but, if it is simply the LOOK that the OP is going for, well, its his truck, and he can do as he damn well pleases.
You build trucks for an entirely different purpose. You also have a significantly less limited budget. The tuff country stuff works. It does what it is supposed to. It doesn't have to cost a thousand bucks to make it 'work right'.
That said, I DO agree that adding the body lift, simply to raise it up some more, and NOT to fit larger tires..... is kind of a waste of effort.... but, if it is simply the LOOK that the OP is going for, well, its his truck, and he can do as he damn well pleases.
#15
Really guy? Grow up.
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