Trucks DONE! 9" lift with 37/13.50/20's
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Wow, thanks for all the compliments guys! Yup, it is a 4x4 and believe it or not, the cv angles aren't near as bad as I thought they were gonna be. If I end up having to change them, then I'll change them. One guy asked if I did it myself, I did not. I had a suspension shop take care of it for me. It took them two days to get it all together. Another guy asked the price of it all, haha wasn't cheap! Tires about $400 a piece, wheels about $300 a piece, full lift with gap guards, install and alignment almost $4,500. That put me in the ballpark of $7,300ish. I know that's a lot of damn money, but I'm really happy with the way it all turned out. The pictures aren't even doing this thing justice, you should see it in person!
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Another guy asked the price of it all, haha wasn't cheap! Tires about $400 a piece, wheels about $300 a piece, full lift with gap guards, install and alignment almost $4,500. That put me in the ballpark of $7,300ish. I know that's a lot of damn money, but I'm really happy with the way it all turned out. The pictures aren't even doing this thing justice, you should see it in person!
Dude, that is a ton of cash. Good thing it came out looking as sick as it did. That is one bad a$$ looking truck!
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Nice choice in wheels and tires if I must say so myself!
And I agree, I like mine exactly where they are! Otherwise they would be worthless. I use mine every day to get in and out of the truck and if they were up any higher then why even have them.
And I agree, I like mine exactly where they are! Otherwise they would be worthless. I use mine every day to get in and out of the truck and if they were up any higher then why even have them.
