got my lift done pics inside!!!
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02-14-2010, 08:23 AM
Then he said he has 8 lugs so I suggested adapters..........
Seriously though RH, that lift does look good. Im fairly sure thats about where my fender wells measure
I guess you at 6-3 dont have that big of an issue getting in without side steps but what about the misses? Shes not 6-3+ either is she??????
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02-17-2010, 08:43 PM
hows she ride? ive driven IFS trucks with spacers, but not SFA. would you say its about the same or decreased? in the future if you want to stay around the size youre at, you should look into carli's starter kit. Or if you want to go bigger theyre 6" is going to be available pretty soon. last friday they recieved theyre new 6" progressive rate coils....and are in testing now...should be out very very soon....not cheap though 
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hows she ride? ive driven IFS trucks with spacers, but not SFA. would you say its about the same or decreased? in the future if you want to stay around the size youre at, you should look into carli's starter kit. Or if you want to go bigger theyre 6" is going to be available pretty soon. last friday they recieved theyre new 6" progressive rate coils....and are in testing now...should be out very very soon....not cheap though
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02-17-2010, 09:50 PM
hmm thats strange that its more bumpy in the rear...you using stock shocks? because blocks dont really affect the ride in the rear...if you were running leaf packs you would, but not with the small block like you are. look into some bilstein 5100's should fix you right up....and if you are interested, find a price quote and ill see what one of my buds can do for you.
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02-18-2010, 10:58 AM
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Coolness! It's a lot easier to lift a SFA truck than an IFS one (and cheaper too). If that was a IFS you'd be still working on it well into tomorrow.
IMO, run you some nice, aggressive 35s on it. Like me, you use your truck and I've got friends with 37s. Looks great, but real impractical. You ever try to pull an ATV up a set of ramps on a truck with a huge lift and 37s?
IMO, run you some nice, aggressive 35s on it. Like me, you use your truck and I've got friends with 37s. Looks great, but real impractical. You ever try to pull an ATV up a set of ramps on a truck with a huge lift and 37s?
