suspension lift
May 8, 2008 | 05:27 AM
#21
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From: Ontario, Canada
I'm pushing 35's with a 3" body lift. There is some rubbing against the firewall though - fixed that with a BFH and a block of wood 
. Wouldn't do the 3" again. Too much stress on the body mounts.
2" BL and BJ spacer/AAL would work perfect.
. Wouldn't do the 3" again. Too much stress on the body mounts.2" BL and BJ spacer/AAL would work perfect.
May 9, 2008 | 06:07 AM
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From: Plainfield, IL
May 9, 2008 | 08:56 AM
#25
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From: maple ridge, British Columbia, Canada
Im running a 3" body lift, 1.5" SDORI bj spacers and procomp AAL's. Great combo! The truck is my DD and it sees alot of city and hwy driving. Nice smooth ride, no noises, it tends to sway quite a bit on high speed corners because of the lack of sway bar, but once you get used to how far it goes, its nothing..
If you can, get a long style AAL. Im running a short style, and while it lifted my leak pack off the overload AND softend my ride, the long style would be best for ride and flex.
If you can, get a long style AAL. Im running a short style, and while it lifted my leak pack off the overload AND softend my ride, the long style would be best for ride and flex.
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