Gap gaurds for BL?
Hey guys I'm going to lift my truck with a body lift, first time doing it and I wanted to know if the gap gaurds were something that I would have to do or not really necasarry? Another concern would be the exhaust. I saw pics on here of a body lift and the exhaust was noticably low and didn't look good. I have a custom flowmaster with a deseil 5 in tip that looks good but I don't want it to look bad after the body lift any help would be great
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the gap gaurds are only to cover the gap between the frame and body after the lift so not really necessary but it will look better with them on. i have them. as far as exhaust, just get your pipe raised
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if you have a receiver hitch you will also notice how low it will sit below the bumper after you relocate it
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dont buy the gap guards. I just made me some out of some rubber i had laying around the house. its way cheaper to make them
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i made my own guards as well. fairly simple and cheap. As for exhaust, mine sat low for a while and now i cut it a foot after the muffler it sounds deeper now so i won't complain haha
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ya use some landscape rubber stuff from lowes....looks good blends right in as 4 exhaust....idk mine didnt move
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ill have to lift it and see what happens and id rather buy from lowes then pay the 80 buck from a company. Thanks guys
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i got some of the floormat stuff at home depot for like 10 bucks and 1 roll will give you plenty. i have a ton left haha
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i got some rubber matting at home depot for like 2 bucks a foot. came out real good, ill have to get some pics uploaded. just got screws for the top and then zip ties for the bottom.
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I'm the same as everyone else. Home Depot/Lowes gap guards... I wanna see this 5in diesel exhaust tip!
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