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Old 01-31-2011, 06:55 PM
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anybody have any pics of the gaps left by (BODY LIFTS) some people say they leave bad gaps around the truck. Im really looking into getting a body lift not really gonna do any offroading so not getting a suspension lift thanks
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if your not goin off road then the main problem of the gaps in the engine compartment aren't a problem and usually the kits come with brackets to relocate the bumpers
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just the 3" comes with bumper relocation brackets. other sizes you gotta fab it up yourself. hold on ill get pics
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pics of 3" BL, 2" torsion level, 315/75/16 baja MTZs, 16x10 pro comp 52s. no pics of gaps but there definitley there haha
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Originally Posted by Old_Skl_Raptr
just the 3" comes with bumper relocation brackets. other sizes you gotta fab it up yourself. hold on ill get pics


really wow thats screwed up
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yea but its not hard. just a 1/8 inch steel plate with holes drilled then matching holes drilled 1 or 2 inches higher depending on the bl size you got
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ya its not hard to make the brackets u would just think they would sell them with the kit
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the only thing is the stock mounting holes are 3 inches apart. so moving it up 3" is no problem cuz the bottom bolt just moves to the top hole. but on a 1 or 2 inch you have to drill new holes in your frame. so i guess they let you do it how you want
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Go with a leveling kit instead. I got new torsion keys, and 2" blocks for the rear. The truck comes up 3" in the front, no more work, and no ugly gaps. Stock shocks, and 33" tires.
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Originally Posted by flareside ford
ya its not hard to make the brackets u would just think they would sell them with the kit
well they only make a 3in. kit for the op's truck so its not really a problem. he just has to make sure to get the right kit. the bumper brackets are different between 04-05 and 06-08


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