Body Lift, Yes or No?
02-09-2012, 06:26 PM
#21
Ya its Dipped, Hate Away
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by ljscott826
If he's good at what he does do it but be careful... Whe I got mine put of the ppl took a month and bent me over
Problems:
Filler neck to gas tank had to be extended it leaked
They broke all my reverse sensors
Put rear bumper on wrong
Left my cai unhooked cause they couldn't get it to fit
Didn't align my gear shifter right
And put the gap guards on wrong
700 dollars in repairs but once my normal shop did the repairs I love it on my truck
Problems:
Filler neck to gas tank had to be extended it leaked
They broke all my reverse sensors
Put rear bumper on wrong
Left my cai unhooked cause they couldn't get it to fit
Didn't align my gear shifter right
And put the gap guards on wrong
700 dollars in repairs but once my normal shop did the repairs I love it on my truck
02-09-2012, 06:51 PM
#22
Do it man. dont listen to the bull**** people sell you about body lifts looking like **** because you can see the frame and blah blah blah. i have a 3" performance accessories body lift on my truck and have had it for about 2 years. i get people asking me about ti all the time and saying how good it looks, some people dont even know its a body lift until i tell them. i dont hav gap gaurds either however it does look a ton better with gap gaurds.
the positives of a body lift, its cheaper than a suspension. sometimes less than half the price. it wont throw off angles of the front end or put extra wear on it either and you get more working space in the engine bay, especially for spark plug jobs or anything doing with the top of the engine.
i say do it man. the only thing that sucks is the install. i would recommend installing it yourself though. im sure it will cost more than the lift itself to have it installed.
the positives of a body lift, its cheaper than a suspension. sometimes less than half the price. it wont throw off angles of the front end or put extra wear on it either and you get more working space in the engine bay, especially for spark plug jobs or anything doing with the top of the engine.
i say do it man. the only thing that sucks is the install. i would recommend installing it yourself though. im sure it will cost more than the lift itself to have it installed.
02-09-2012, 07:41 PM
#23
Senior Member
Go for it! 07 screw 3" BL 305/70/18's. Mine rides great. Only thing I don't really like about mine is I don't have the gap guards.
Just make sure that you're garage door is big enough
Just make sure that you're garage door is big enough
02-09-2012, 10:47 PM
#25
Ya its Dipped, Hate Away
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Rosie
^Make sure ur garage door is big enough is key, and it sucks cause it limits me 
No lifts for me
No lifts for me
02-09-2012, 11:09 PM
#26
Senior Member
Then whatcha waiting for get that lift installed bud! P.S You know you gota keeper when she atleast drives somewhat of a manly car... Please tell me its a stick...
On a side note my Girlfriend drives a 04 Bug ...Everytime I see it I get a urge to just accidently climb over it....
On a side note my Girlfriend drives a 04 Bug ...Everytime I see it I get a urge to just accidently climb over it....
02-09-2012, 11:38 PM
#27
Ya its Dipped, Hate Away
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Rosie
Then whatcha waiting for get that lift installed bud! P.S You know you gota keeper when she atleast drives somewhat of a manly car... Please tell me its a stick...
On a side note my Girlfriend drives a 04 Bug ...Everytime I see it I get a urge to just accidently climb over it....
On a side note my Girlfriend drives a 04 Bug ...Everytime I see it I get a urge to just accidently climb over it....