Lift Kits
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Lift Kits
Im only 15 but i remember my dad put a lift in his 85 nissan 4x4 and it was done with blocks in the back and torchen bars and spring strech in the front is that the way to go or should i spend the 1000$ fer a 4 inch country bulit life???
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year of truck? I'm assuming 86-88 with your avator and talking about IFS but if you have a solid axle its a totally different way of lifting...
Assuming IFS you could crank the T bars, add ball joint spacers, get a bracket lift (the type of lift you're talking about) and for the rear you could go blocks...lift shackles...or new lift springs, the lift springs being the best way to lift your rear
Assuming IFS you could crank the T bars, add ball joint spacers, get a bracket lift (the type of lift you're talking about) and for the rear you could go blocks...lift shackles...or new lift springs, the lift springs being the best way to lift your rear
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And if you lift the front with ball joint spacers or cranking the t-bars the max lift you would want to do would be 2" so it depends on how much lift you want....
You could also go the cheap and less popular route and do a body lift...but people seem to not like those so much
You could also go the cheap and less popular route and do a body lift...but people seem to not like those so much
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BTW welcome to Yotatech....next time try searching for a topic before making a thread about it, lifts and the like have been covered many times on this site...but you're a noob so its ok but next time beware hahaha jk this site is very helpful and not to harsh on each other...
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4" body lift.... do suspension lift, do it right the first time, you can get you're truck in the air for probably 300 bucks with a suspension lift
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The body lift IMO will make your truck look cheap...your frame will be almost all the way showing and you will have a huge gap under your bed unless you cover it up with gap guards and then you would have to extend your shifters and lengthin other stuff...a body lift does not get your belly higher off the ground it just raises the cab...blocks aren't the best way to lift a truck but they are way better than a body lift IMO, I'd spend the extra money and lift it by the suspension lift....
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Idk about second gens but toyotas are known to be able to fit a 33 inch tire at stock suspension height...and if you don't have money for a lift how are you going to spend 500+ bucks on a set of tires? you don't want a jacked up truck and have little baby meats on it
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oo r u serous bc im wanna run my 33 and if i dnt g2 lift then that asowm..my local napa sells block u bolts and all the other crap i need for my truck i chucked on the internet so that what ill do?
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step 1) learn to type
step 2) do your own research on the forum, this has been covered mannnny times
step 3) ask specific questions (not "cn i buy 500' lift 4 2 bux?")
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people who don't take the time to type well usually don't take the time to help themselves to the loads of information already present (aka they ask to be spoon fed by everyone instead of going to the suspension section of this forum).
edit: blocks are dumb. Somewhere down the road one of your blocks (if not both) will fly out from between your leaves and axle and send your truck flipping and sliding into a ditch and/or people. Do it once, do it right, Otherwise you're going to go home crying one night.
step 2) do your own research on the forum, this has been covered mannnny times
step 3) ask specific questions (not "cn i buy 500' lift 4 2 bux?")
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people who don't take the time to type well usually don't take the time to help themselves to the loads of information already present (aka they ask to be spoon fed by everyone instead of going to the suspension section of this forum).
edit: blocks are dumb. Somewhere down the road one of your blocks (if not both) will fly out from between your leaves and axle and send your truck flipping and sliding into a ditch and/or people. Do it once, do it right, Otherwise you're going to go home crying one night.
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This topic has been covered a hundred thousand times. I know you are excited, but do a little searching and reading before you start asking questions.
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