Photoshop request. lift?
Photoshop request. lift?
Can someone do me a huge favor and do a quick photoshop.
I'm debating hard about a 6" lift but worried the tires will be a little small and I won't be buying new ones anytime soon. They are a little under 34" on the truck. Plus the $1800 lift is keeping me from pulling the trigger. I parked next to an 09 crew with a 4" on 33" Nitto Terra's yesterday and the height difference was so small I can't talk myself into buying a 4".
Also I also considered a 3" body lift for some more height.
Either lift would be purely for cosmetic reasons as the truck is not going to be a hardcore offroader. THANKS
Not sure what angle would work the best so here is a couple pics.

I'm debating hard about a 6" lift but worried the tires will be a little small and I won't be buying new ones anytime soon. They are a little under 34" on the truck. Plus the $1800 lift is keeping me from pulling the trigger. I parked next to an 09 crew with a 4" on 33" Nitto Terra's yesterday and the height difference was so small I can't talk myself into buying a 4".
Also I also considered a 3" body lift for some more height.
Either lift would be purely for cosmetic reasons as the truck is not going to be a hardcore offroader. THANKS

Not sure what angle would work the best so here is a couple pics.

Last edited by 96grimreaper; Oct 17, 2010 at 08:31 AM.
Wheels are 18 and lights are 6"
I think these two are the closest I have to side shots. Thanks again for the help guys!


Last edited by 96grimreaper; Oct 17, 2010 at 11:08 PM.
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Those give me a pretty good idea. Now I just need to convince myself that the lift is a good idea. Thanks a lot guys.

Actually, if you want to do it and can afford it, do it. If you like driving other lifted trucks, you'll enjoy it. But you'll likely never regain your gas milage, and you'll have to spend more $$$ to be able to tow as much as you do now. just a friendly sanity check
Last edited by ncTidalWave; Oct 18, 2010 at 10:34 AM.
*waves hand and uses the force* "it is a good idea. You will lift it soon. move along." 
Actually, if you want to do it and can afford it, do it. If you like driving other lifted trucks, you'll enjoy it. But you'll likely never regain your gas milage, and you'll have to spend more $$$ to be able to tow as much as you do now. just a friendly sanity check

Actually, if you want to do it and can afford it, do it. If you like driving other lifted trucks, you'll enjoy it. But you'll likely never regain your gas milage, and you'll have to spend more $$$ to be able to tow as much as you do now. just a friendly sanity check

I'm leaning towards yes, and you're right, eventually its going to be lifted anyway. Gas mileage already sucks and I don't tow anything big enough to matter. So I guess I need someone to push the "check out" on the online cart for me.
Now, rough country is 1500 with shipping. Any REAL difference between thatt and other standard drop diff lifts?
hahaha, well it sounds like you came to grips with the realities of the lift. So you might as well go ahead and do it. 
*nudges the mouse over the "SUMBIT" button on the purchase page*

*nudges the mouse over the "SUMBIT" button on the purchase page*
I've convinced myself that I want/need the lift but would hate to ruin the look with tires that look too small.


