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MrTruck 12-23-2011 11:06 AM

Body lift?
 
When you put on a body lift or any lift you haft to put longer wires and hoses in to reach. Is this true?

Ranger_Guy15 12-23-2011 11:13 AM

Nope.

wyldechild 12-23-2011 11:15 AM

With a body lift, you will need to extend some stuff. However, if you buy the correct kit most of what you need (if not everything) will come with it.

Steering extension, shifter extension, fueler neck extension, and you will have to pay attention to some stuff like brake lines, fuel lines, and some other stuff while lifting the body....just to make sure it doesn't stretch beyond their limit.

MrTruck 12-23-2011 11:20 AM

Oh ok cool. Is that the same with a suspension?

04RangerDave 12-23-2011 11:25 AM


Originally Posted by MrTruck (Post 1930227)
Oh ok cool. Is that the same with a suspension?

A suspension lift is different than a body lift.

MrTruck 12-23-2011 11:27 AM

Ya but do you still have to extend the same things?

98liftedranger 12-23-2011 11:53 AM

Suspension lift you will have to extend a few things as well. But not the same things as with a body lift. (ie. Brake lines)

MrTruck 12-23-2011 01:33 PM

Oh ok makes sense

04RangerDave 12-23-2011 02:24 PM

Wirelessly posted (iPhone 3GS)

Read the directions in the sticky. There's such thing called search.

rangerboy101 12-23-2011 08:32 PM

^ And there's such thing called assholes. Don't be one.

ranger4.0 12-23-2011 08:46 PM

he is right tho. this is as basic of a search as can be

04RangerDave 12-23-2011 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by rangerboy101
^ And there's such thing called assholes. Don't be one.

Not being an ahole.... You know how many times this has been covered. Search function is there for a reason or just too look pretty?

SteelDirigible 12-23-2011 09:27 PM

I don't see what the big deal is to just answer his question even if it is a repeat. If you aren't interested in talking about body lifts don't click on a thread of that title. What, is he clogging up the forum with his threads? Isn't that what it's for?

04RangerDave 12-24-2011 07:38 AM

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Steel I find it more educating to read the stickies and other threads than asking. I do a lot of searches and if I can't find what I need exactly I ask. More often I have issues that no one has had or I've had every issues every has had lmao

rangerboy101 12-24-2011 03:32 PM


Originally Posted by SteelDirigible (Post 1930489)
I don't see what the big deal is to just answer his question even if it is a repeat. If you aren't interested in talking about body lifts don't click on a thread of that title. What, is he clogging up the forum with his threads? Isn't that what it's for?

This. People have questions, so we answer them. The whole point of a forum.

Fink132 12-24-2011 04:58 PM

Now now children... Play nice in the sandbox

04RangerDave 12-24-2011 05:17 PM

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No one ever gave him a answer lmfao

SteelDirigible 12-24-2011 05:29 PM

A body lift physically separates the truck body from the frame, in essence only changing appearance. A suspension lift changes suspension parts, steering knuckles or spindles or lowers the axles and changes the suspension, causing more wear on certain parts. And that is how they get their respective names.

MrTruck 12-24-2011 09:20 PM


Originally Posted by 04RangerDave (Post 1930295)
Wirelessly posted (iPhone 3GS)

Read the directions in the sticky. There's such thing called search.

Someones a little pissed, the second guy answer my question just enough for me to understand what I asked.


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