PA Body llift install and new wheels just in!
Champion
Joined: May 2008
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From: Shreveport, LA
he doesnt have keys (coilover front if 4x4). and no, there isnt a body lift that levels. I guess you could make your own (longer blocks in the front and shave off on the way back), but your body lines would be off of the frame lines
A level is less than 100 so theres no excuse to not just do that instead of figure out an exact rake and go that way.
A level is less than 100 so theres no excuse to not just do that instead of figure out an exact rake and go that way.
Veteran
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Columbia, IL
he doesnt have keys (coilover front if 4x4). and no, there isnt a body lift that levels. I guess you could make your own (longer blocks in the front and shave off on the way back), but your body lines would be off of the frame lines
A level is less than 100 so theres no excuse to not just do that instead of figure out an exact rake and go that way.
A level is less than 100 so theres no excuse to not just do that instead of figure out an exact rake and go that way.
Just a thought. I haven't done much shopping...still considering that CTD.
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Joined: Jan 2011
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From: Oklahoma
Hey guys sorry for the long delay in my replies! Just got my laptop back from repair. Thanks for all of the nice compliments. Yes I leveled the front of the truck by cranking up the stock keys a bit. Then added the 3" lift. My truck sits level front to back, almost no rake. Have about 3k miles on it since the tires and lift, no problems. Tires are barely wearing and no other problems. I do not remember the offset of the wheels. I bought them from rimzoneonline.com it was a package they had together already. Got my black grille on w/ the billet inserts and it looks awesome! Ill throw up a pic. thanks guys!