Seeing Frame
Seeing Frame
Thought id post this here, not getting much attention in the supercrew forum...anyways...
Im considering the 3" body lift. My question is if nerf bars/side steps arent mounted could you see the frame of the truck? I dont have those side steps on my truck and my concern is if i get a body lift youll be able to see some of my frame. im curious as to whether or not you can see the frame from the side view, dont want it to look real ugly with a bunch of frame showing.
Im considering the 3" body lift. My question is if nerf bars/side steps arent mounted could you see the frame of the truck? I dont have those side steps on my truck and my concern is if i get a body lift youll be able to see some of my frame. im curious as to whether or not you can see the frame from the side view, dont want it to look real ugly with a bunch of frame showing.
yes I do believe you will see some of the frame. But it still dont look bad in my opinion.

you can see the yellow sticker on the frame rail behind the front pass door. Or you could always buy some nerf bars!!

you can see the yellow sticker on the frame rail behind the front pass door. Or you could always buy some nerf bars!!
That's a great look
Your truck looks exactly how I want mine to look. Same color and everything. I'm having a 3" PA body lift done this week. What are the wheels and tires? They look perfect. Not too big, not too small. I'm going to go with the nerf bars, too. Your truck looks a lot like Wendell's. Both look great.
Why not go with spindles and blocks . The cost is not a a great deal more if you install them yourself . Body lifts are a time consuming project are seeing the frame in my opinion looks really bad . Spindles are not difficult to install , they take alot less time to install than a body lift and the ride quality is the same.
Originally posted by Captain_Nemo
Why not go with spindles and blocks . The cost is not a a great deal more if you install them yourself . Body lifts are a time consuming project are seeing the frame in my opinion looks really bad . Spindles are not difficult to install , they take alot less time to install than a body lift and the ride quality is the same.
Why not go with spindles and blocks . The cost is not a a great deal more if you install them yourself . Body lifts are a time consuming project are seeing the frame in my opinion looks really bad . Spindles are not difficult to install , they take alot less time to install than a body lift and the ride quality is the same.
-Chris
Originally posted by Captain_Nemo
Why not go with spindles and blocks . The cost is not a a great deal more if you install them yourself . Body lifts are a time consuming project are seeing the frame in my opinion looks really bad . Spindles are not difficult to install , they take alot less time to install than a body lift and the ride quality is the same.
Why not go with spindles and blocks . The cost is not a a great deal more if you install them yourself . Body lifts are a time consuming project are seeing the frame in my opinion looks really bad . Spindles are not difficult to install , they take alot less time to install than a body lift and the ride quality is the same.
Could not tell if he had a 2wd or 4wd by his profile but most people will say if their truck is a 4x4 .Since he did not I assumed its a 2wd. As for the cost you can get spindles for $239 plus shipping and blocks for about $40 at your local parts store.
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So you can't use the spindles on the 4wd? Do the nerf bars attach to the bottom of the frame? I thought they did, but if that were true wouldn't they be hanging down? I need to see a truck with a body lift in person before I decide if I wanna go that route.
Thanks,
Chris
Thanks,
Chris
I have a body lift that i just had put on my truck and i love the look...although you do see more frame in my case im willing to have frame show instead of going suspension and having my truck ride like crap! I have a 4x4 so its a bit bigger than stock trucks that have a 3" body...and about the install, it took the shop that did mine 2 full days, which was fine i was gone on vacation. I know they ripped out my backseat and carpet and so on but everything was put back and you would never be able to tell!
I was told that Fords are pain/time consuming to install bodylifts on because they go from the cab and down with all of their bolts for the body...and Chevy goes from under the frame and up...dunno if its true but its what i was told
I was told that Fords are pain/time consuming to install bodylifts on because they go from the cab and down with all of their bolts for the body...and Chevy goes from under the frame and up...dunno if its true but its what i was told
Here's some pics of mine. Maybe they will help answer some questions.
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...2999-39756.jpg
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...2999-66432.jpg
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...2999-39756.jpg
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...2999-66432.jpg


