What Type Of Lift Should I Get??

RdWzFn19 · 2006-03-06 23:03:14

Kinda hard to see, but yeah i think he does http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/11/web/659000-659999/659752_108_full.jpg *cough*fake :laughing:

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Mar 9, 2006

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Mr. Special

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Kinda hard to see, but yeah i think he does

*cough*fake

Mar 9, 2006

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Than yeah, thats him :P I see no fakes but anyways(i don't wanna jack his thread). Lift your truck as much as you can.

Mar 9, 2006

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heh good point, no thread jacking

[Back On Topic] Yeah i think the 3" spindle w/ either AALs (best) or 2" blocks looks really good. Then stuff some 31X10.5 tire under(preferably BFGs

). It sits it about an inch higher then mine in the front and gives you a nice upword slope. Very good looking

Mar 9, 2006

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Cmon
you know you wanna

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Mar 9, 2006

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I'll definitely second that LT, heh but it's gonna cost ya

Mar 16, 2006

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I have like, the same truck. I put FABTECH spindles and FABTECH AAL's.
I paid like 580 I think for them. From FABTECH directly and thats shocks and everything. And it requires some cutting and drilling and some minor mods. But I was able to put it in, in a night.