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no rubbing at all im very surprised about it too lol. i do have 2" front extra to even out the rake im not rake lover lol i dont like facing the ground when i drive and then with the winch and it dragged the front down more. with the bds i dont have the same issues as the r/c lift with the control arm hitting the strut at full droop. (my grill i got off ebay)



this one. lol. Yeah the wife wasn't too thrilled with it.
I did just notice I have step bars and heydustin doesn't, that makes it look taller than mine. Any pics on 35's heydustn?
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no rubbing at all im very surprised about it too lol. i do have 2" front extra to even out the rake im not rake lover lol i dont like facing the ground when i drive and then with the winch and it dragged the front down more. with the bds i dont have the same issues as the r/c lift with the control arm hitting the strut at full droop. (my grill i got off ebay)




so you have 2in lift on top of the 6in bds up front?
ruffn-it, she'll just have to get over it! I'm not even married yet (don't even want to think about it; still in college and enjoying the "selection" lol) and even I know that us guys have gotta be able to enjoy stuff like that once we're married!
I do have to ask, how did you get her or why was she up there in the first place?
If it's a spacer lift, you can do the Bilstein 2" lift struts to get another 2" and it's essentially the same as running a level on a stock truck as far as angles, etc. I'm sure you could stick an Autospring or something on top of the spacer too, but that seems like less of a good idea.
I do have to ask, how did you get her or why was she up there in the first place?
If it's a spacer lift, you can do the Bilstein 2" lift struts to get another 2" and it's essentially the same as running a level on a stock truck as far as angles, etc. I'm sure you could stick an Autospring or something on top of the spacer too, but that seems like less of a good idea.
ok, now i see how you could fit them. Why didn't you say that in the first place. I dont want to add any unnecessary angles, I'll probably stick with what I got.
KMAC, I was with the guys when we asked her to do this, no wives or girlfriends with us. She was more than willing to pose for a pic.
KMAC, I was with the guys when we asked her to do this, no wives or girlfriends with us. She was more than willing to pose for a pic.
BDS has a coilover lift kit, as well as a spacer lift. Both have full 6" drop subframes and provide a full 6" of lift, but the coilovers are an option.
A 2" level still maintains pretty good angles and extra wear is pretty minimal, but I definitely understand the desire to stay with "stock" angles.
I figured you were with the guys, it's just not too common of a request I don't think. Either way, it's funny and good job lol
A 2" level still maintains pretty good angles and extra wear is pretty minimal, but I definitely understand the desire to stay with "stock" angles.
I figured you were with the guys, it's just not too common of a request I don't think. Either way, it's funny and good job lol
Icon three inch lift (more like four inches) with auto spring three inch rear blocks. Icon coil overs/2.5 Icon rear shocks and Icon uniball upper control arms. Fule dune 20x10 wheels and Nitto terra Grapples 305/55/20 tires and bushwhacker fender flares.
Pics in my garage aaa.....twuck
Pics in my garage aaa.....twuck
I have 6inch BDS and 37x12.5r20 DC Fun Country on 20x9.0 rims w/+20 offset.Pics in my albums.
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