Lift question
#1
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Lift question
Okay, quick question, I'm totally set on what lift kit I want, now, before I get it, since my truck is still lower than the rear, do I need a leveling kit in addition to the lift, so that the truck is still even when the lift is installed?
It is already leveled, but I do believe the spacer needs to be bigger.
The only reason why I ask is with some lifted trucks I have noticed that the rear of the truck is sometimes lower than the front. And I'm really trying to achieve for it to be the same height for the front and back.
8" BDS lift
1" body lift
18x12" Fuel Hostage(deep)
36" Toyo M/t
It is already leveled, but I do believe the spacer needs to be bigger.
The only reason why I ask is with some lifted trucks I have noticed that the rear of the truck is sometimes lower than the front. And I'm really trying to achieve for it to be the same height for the front and back.
8" BDS lift
1" body lift
18x12" Fuel Hostage(deep)
36" Toyo M/t
#2
Captain Stringer
My neighbor put a 6" lift on his Duramax that was already leveled... It sat perfectly level however the angle was too step and he was forced to take the level kit off. I know his is a Chevy and we have Ford but Idk if that makes a huge difference or not.
#3
Senior Member
Is that BDS the lift you are going with? If so let me know and I will find out about your question. Heck I can even get you pricing for it unless you already have that
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#7
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I don't have the lift just yet. But I did notice that on BDSs site, you can customize their lifts, so I went with the best options I could get that they offered for their 8 inch lift. I haven't purchased yet, but I did select the fox shocks, BDSs leaf spring pack, not add a leaf and block. 5500 series Dual steering stabilizers, fox 2.0 rear shocks, and the rear driveshaft spacer. Now, I know for the front coilovers, they do offer Fox 2.5 reservoir coilovers, but are for their 6 inch lifts. If you said that was true, they crank the 6" up to an 8, then I could use these coilovers? I'm now a bit weary about getting BDS since I was looking for. True 8 inch lift. Maybe looking into Rize would be best? Ive heard they make lift kits that are incredible. Do you know much about them?
Anyway, yeah, my build is inspired after someone else's, the end result looked fantastic.
Anyway, yeah, my build is inspired after someone else's, the end result looked fantastic.
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#8
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I don't have the lift just yet. But I did notice that on BDSs site, you can customize their lifts, so I went with the best options I could get that they offered for their 8 inch lift. I haven't purchased yet, but I did select the fox shocks, BDSs leaf spring pack, not add a leaf and block. 5500 series Dual steering stabilizers, fox 2.0 rear shocks, and the rear driveshaft spacer. Now, I know for the front coilovers, they do offer Fox 2.5 reservoir coilovers, but are for their 6 inch lifts. If you said that was true, they crank the 6" up to an 8, then I could use these coilovers? I'm now a bit weary about getting BDS since I was looking for. True 8 inch lift. Maybe looking into Rize would be best? Ive heard they make lift kits that are incredible. Do you know much about them?
Anyway, yeah, my build is inspired after someone else's, the end result looked fantastic.
Anyway, yeah, my build is inspired after someone else's, the end result looked fantastic.
#10
Senior Member
When you put a lift kit on they give you a block for the back that replaces the existing block so the whole truck will be level or the front will be slightly higher