2wd CC and a lil lift

[GregInAtl]

Heres a pic, Its a 2000 cc, 2wd w/ T bar out almost all the way, and adjustable shackles on first (lowest setting) I am planning on lifting the rear to the next hole, which is another inch after I get a drop hitch. I tow a small boat and any higher would make it hard to not drag the motor on things. I am on 31" Bridgestone tires, and overall I am 4" above stock now including tires.
BTW, the hood is at the paint shop, I am not a ricer!

[AK_Avalanche]

looks good, does it rub?

[GregInAtl]

No rubbage at all, I bounced it through a field at high speed (Redneck baja 1000 style) and worked great. I am anxious to lift the rear more and even it out.

[VafrontierVa]

if you wanted to, a body lift will lift the body up without raising the frame. the truck will look bigger without actually lifting the frame, so your hitch to pull your boat won't rise, or change angles. YOu will be able to pull your boat without the prop dragging.....just a thought

[GregInAtl]

Yeah, I considered it, this is a daily driver, and a day a week I drive it 150 mile round trip for a job, so I dont want it too bog (Also why I did HT tires) Since the shackles are adjustable, and thats free, I'll start there, and get a box/drop hitch.

[VafrontierVa]

awesome, sounds good.

[mike]

Truck looks good.

[houdini]

Nice Truck! Did the hood get damaged?

[GregInAtl]

The hood had decals on it since new, tacky pin stripes all cowboy styled. They melted in the clear coat, so it got redone, and reinstalled yeaterday. This weekend, box hitch and lift the rear 1.5" +/- more.
Now I wish it was a 4x4, I'd gone more aggressive, just for shats and gaggles.