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05-14-2009
A suspension lift for our TTB suspension, depending on where you get it from, and how much of a lift can be anywhere from $550-1200. The one I was looking at was a 6 inch suspension lift from Superlift, I believe, and it was $750.
If you and I had the torsion bar setup, we would have to double those prices, or close to it.
Welcome to RF. This is by far the best site on the internet. Great people, great info, and lots of laughs.
Oh, and you will love those Yokohama's. I had them on my Dodge, and they got me through some nasty weather up here in Montana. I want to get some for my new truck, just need to wear these ones down some more first
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If you and I had the torsion bar setup, we would have to double those prices, or close to it.
Welcome to RF. This is by far the best site on the internet. Great people, great info, and lots of laughs.
Oh, and you will love those Yokohama's. I had them on my Dodge, and they got me through some nasty weather up here in Montana. I want to get some for my new truck, just need to wear these ones down some more first
The plate holder is the holder that holds your license plate.
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A suspension lift for our TTB suspension, depending on where you get it from, and how much of a lift can be anywhere from $550-1200. The one I was looking at was a 6 inch suspension lift from Superlift, I believe, and it was $750.
If you and I had the torsion bar setup, we would have to double those prices, or close to it.
Welcome to RF. This is by far the best site on the internet. Great people, great info, and lots of laughs.
Oh, and you will love those Yokohama's. I had them on my Dodge, and they got me through some nasty weather up here in Montana. I want to get some for my new truck, just need to wear these ones down some more first
The plate holder is the holder that holds your license plate.
If you and I had the torsion bar setup, we would have to double those prices, or close to it.
Welcome to RF. This is by far the best site on the internet. Great people, great info, and lots of laughs.
Oh, and you will love those Yokohama's. I had them on my Dodge, and they got me through some nasty weather up here in Montana. I want to get some for my new truck, just need to wear these ones down some more first
The plate holder is the holder that holds your license plate.
Ohhhh i get it now, yea im thinking a suspension lift is in my best intrest. Also i just yanked off the mud flaps this afternoon, the truck look newer, and nicer, and besides, the mud slapped up on the side of the truck gives me an extra 3 miles a gallon
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Man i love this site, im seeing myself on it every day....... i going to become a contributor as soon as i setup my paypal. Also are there any meets, or ranger clubs in central florida? Id like to attend if there around. Good way to make friends, meet people with same intrests, check out other peoples trucks, sponserships, stuff like that?
Aside from this site of course...
Aside from this site of course...
#50
05-15-2009
welcome aboard* R-F. Yes, it does rock, haha. If you don't have the skills to do a body lift you will definitely have to fork out money for someone else to do your whole lift if its a suspension lift. Since you probably aren't going to go hardcore off roading or anything and guessing you have a fairly small budget you should just do the 3" body lift and some 31's
