Body loft
Body loft
I sall a body lift today on a 04 model and it looked really clean, just wondering what every body thought of body lifts i know alot of ppl hate them and im not big fan my self
naw he has a suspension lift and front spacers (leveling kit) Ive heard that the body lift will cause it to tilt alot just cause it makes it a lil bit top heavy..it will give it a clean look tho, and you can fit bigger tires
never heard of a body loft, but i have got a 3" body lift on my 05. it looks great with nerf bars and gap guards...none of my buddies think its bodied until i tell them. i took it out to the desert 2 weeks ago and everything held up perfectly fine...and i was pretty hard on it. plus a body lift gives you a good amount of clearance...personally, i think i could get some 38's under it right now.
Last edited by nooq; Jan 23, 2008 at 07:41 PM.
Originally Posted by nooq
never heard of a body loft, but i have got a 3" body lift on my 05. it looks great with nerf bars and gap guards...none of my buddies think its bodied until i tell them. i took it out to the desert 2 weeks ago and everything held up perfectly fine...and i was pretty hard on it. plus a body lift gives you a good amount of clearance...personally, i think i could get some 38's under it right now.


IMO body lifts are a cheap alternative to a suspension lift that can turn out awesome if done right. By done right, I mean clean (gap guards, I relocated my trailer light assembly, a couple of other minor things also).
I had mine out on Silver Lake Sand Dunes over the summer and same thing, everything held up great and the 35's did awesome, plenty of clearance also.
I will at least have a body lift on my next truck, if not a suspension lift.
Last edited by jk007; Jan 23, 2008 at 08:52 PM.
There is nothing wrong with a properly designed body lift like the Performance Accessories kits.
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Nothing wrong with a body lift, now body lofts are a different story. They are horrible and break all the time, I wouldn't trust one. Seriously though if you're going to do a body lift, do it right. Gap guards, nerf bars to hide the frame, relocated trailer hitch (unless you tow a lot of weight), relocated bumpers ( ..of course !!) and mount the tow hooks cleanly.
Have you ever seen another company that makes them? ... or are you talking about the rednecks that try to use hockey pucks and 4x4s?
Originally Posted by wandell
There is nothing wrong with a properly designed body lift like the Performance Accessories kits.
Originally Posted by chip_in_nate
naw he has a suspension lift and front spacers (leveling kit) Ive heard that the body lift will cause it to tilt alot just cause it makes it a lil bit top heavy..it will give it a clean look tho, and you can fit bigger tires
anyways, to the OP, what do you need a body lift for? dont you already have 11" of lift? 14 will look better tho. any newer pics of your truck?
Originally Posted by nooq
yes, i had my tow hitch made with custom brackets. i have towed a small 24ft toy trailor and was perfectly fine. plus no gap between bumper and tow hitch.


That looks really good, very clean. What I meant was, I just moved the trailer plug up. I drilled a hole through the top of the tow package and remounted them on top when the rear bumper was off. I didn't physically move the whole tow package. I know Wandell just flipped his upside down to clean it up. Both ways look good IMO. Here's a shot of my rear


