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Your truck didnt look so good in that picture where you are flexing, the side view one, it really looks like your cab and bed are getting torqued out of line with eachother. I just fixed up my front brackets on my 1 inch bodylift and raised my front bumper about 3/4 of an inch, so its barely low now... btw, can someone measure the distance from your bumper to your fender, is it a 1/2 inch??
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Your truck didnt look so good in that picture where you are flexing, the side view one, it really looks like your cab and bed are getting torqued out of line with eachother. I just fixed up my front brackets on my 1 inch bodylift and raised my front bumper about 3/4 of an inch, so its barely low now... btw, can someone measure the distance from your bumper to your fender, is it a 1/2 inch??
What are you using to drill the wholes. That metal is thick as hell. I just want to measure and drill, but I am worried that I wont have any play or adjustments for it, you know?
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I first drilled pilot holes, then drilled a 1/2 inch hole with a brand new dewalt drill with dewalt bits, the real nice gold bits. Then I took an angle grinder and grinded out the holes to shape them almost to where they look stock shape, just farther down on the mount. I havent done the rear bumper yet, I am trying to think of a way to raise both the bumper and the hitch...
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