Truck is finally lifted
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From: HI
Originally Posted by etrevino103186
Nice!
Come on now, run those wires behind the dash.
Come on now, run those wires behind the dash.
Tips?
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Originally Posted by wxscpo
Well I got the truck back finally. I could not be any happier with the outcome of the lift and new wheels/tires.
After Lift
It's dirty right now, but will be getting a good bath tomorrow. The shop was going to wash it, but they would have had to park it in their dusty parking lot. Personally I'm glad they didn't because I don't trust anyone else to touch my truck when it comes to cleaning it.
After Lift
It's dirty right now, but will be getting a good bath tomorrow. The shop was going to wash it, but they would have had to park it in their dusty parking lot. Personally I'm glad they didn't because I don't trust anyone else to touch my truck when it comes to cleaning it.
Truck looks sweet...
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Originally Posted by wxscpo
The Fabtech lift replaces your control arms, which does push the wheel out further than stock. I went with a 12.50" wheel though to help ensure no rubbing issues and after 2 days of driving the truck around I haven't noticed any issues yet and I did no trimming.
Hopefully that answers your question.
Hopefully that answers your question.
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Originally Posted by Josiah
not to be a ***** but it replaces your steering knuckle, your control arms are factory iirc. I measured the spacers, I think they are 3/4" each, so 1 1/2" increase in track width altogether.
