3" body lift, pics?

[dcobb]

Checkout my carpoint pics in my sig. I have both a suspension and body lift. However I also raised my step rails to compensate so you don't see the frame along the side which a body lift will show and that is certainly something to consider. I didn't do my body lift, but from what I gather installation would be a bit trickier than a suspension lift. However a body lift gives you an absolute lift whereas a suspension lift is subjective to terrain & weight, etc... there are pulses and minuses for both IMO, but I also think both compliment each other too

[Johnnyman88]

Originally Posted by adorsey

Johnny has a 5" Calmini lift along with the body lift, I believe. Whatever he has its a crap load of money and looks very very good.

thanks man.... I do have crap load of money in it and thanks for the compliment.

Wender maybe you should research alittle on what i got on my truck. yes 2nd gens look alittle small with alot of lift in them but trust me, mine aint 1 foot taller then regular trucks especially yours. Good luck on your body lift. You should consider suspension first. ALOHA PEACE

[zoomzoom]

I would probably do the SL first since it would be less tedious and labor intensive compared to the BL. Well at least for a basic SL...

[beefy242]

Originally Posted by Johnnyman88

thanks man.... I do have crap load of money in it and thanks for the compliment.

Wender maybe you should research alittle on what i got on my truck. yes 2nd gens look alittle small with alot of lift in them but trust me, mine aint 1 foot taller then regular trucks especially yours. Good luck on your body lift. You should consider suspension first. ALOHA PEACE

btw this is the 1st gen hangout....

anyways...

oh and where u live?

[houdini]

Originally Posted by adorsey

Those goodyear m/t make the truck IMO. Hey Houndi, what kind of wear would those have if I stayed on pavement most the time and did you see a big MPG change?

i ran those on pavement most of the time and i had 30k on them when i removed them with 50% tread left.

did i see a big MPG change....yes, the lift and tires definitely hurt.