Need help with body lift
#2
im assuming your trucks an 07 since your names black 07.
BL is about $400 give or take $50 bucks.
install will be $800 or so. its not worth it, your better off going for a suspension lift, you can get one installed for about $1800-$1900. some people w/ the NBS have gotten lucky and found a offroad shop whose never done the install before and gotten it done cheaper. few have gotten it installed included the kit for under a grand
tell us more about your truck and we can help you out.
BL is about $400 give or take $50 bucks.
install will be $800 or so. its not worth it, your better off going for a suspension lift, you can get one installed for about $1800-$1900. some people w/ the NBS have gotten lucky and found a offroad shop whose never done the install before and gotten it done cheaper. few have gotten it installed included the kit for under a grand
tell us more about your truck and we can help you out.
#3
I agree. I'm a big body lift fan and am on my third truck with a body lift. They are a great value, if you can install it yourself. However, the 04-08's are a real pain and it's not worth it to pay some one. For about the same money you can get a Pro COmp 6 inch lift installed, if you shop around.
#5
on the 04-08 it will be expensive for the install.
Ive talked to some shops around here and they will charge anywhere from 700-1000 just for the install. Theres 2 shops that WONT install them its just too much time.
If you install yourself then you will be ok but theres no way in gods green earth that im gonna pay someone to install a body lift. If i cant install it myself then im not getting one.
If you get a Procomp Stage 1 for around 1400 your looking anywhere from 400-800 for install. But that is actually worth it.
#6
body lifts are a PITA to install because they are time consuming, wrench turning labor. by no means though, are they complicated. if you can turn a wrench, and be willing to fight body bolts out every turn, you can install one. you're going to face a couple that will give you hell. you'll need a wide collection of hand tools, though. read the instructions, and see what you think.
on my 03, i installed both a body and a suspension lift myself, and the body bolts were a lot harder to break loose than the suspension bolts. if i had an 04-08, and were willing to save up the cash, i would go w/ an 8'' Rize, personally.
however, if i were in your shoes, and wasn't going to install myself, i would purchase and have a shop install a 6'' Pro Comp Basic Kit over paying out the *** for a body lift install.
on my 03, i installed both a body and a suspension lift myself, and the body bolts were a lot harder to break loose than the suspension bolts. if i had an 04-08, and were willing to save up the cash, i would go w/ an 8'' Rize, personally.
however, if i were in your shoes, and wasn't going to install myself, i would purchase and have a shop install a 6'' Pro Comp Basic Kit over paying out the *** for a body lift install.
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If you are keepin the stock wheels then you can run a 35.
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Look at pawpaw truck, he's running 35'' with aftermarket wheel.