powerranger262

Magic invisible frame paint and just cut the exhaust off? Body colored gap guards?

Jr817

i have installed a pa body lift with my dad and it isnt that hard, the cab is super easy if your bolts arent rusted and the factory bolts for the cab that are suppost to be pressed it We used a grinder to break em because the pa body lift comes with new ones.

bennie87

That's what I wanted to hear lol. So these body mounts in the cab are not true?

zimmer0

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sorry didnt know how to describe it. The bolts are pressed in like [MENTION=144551]Jr817[/MENTION] said.

Krack499

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Steps to hide the frame, move the exhaust when you redo it cause stock sucks, and yes gap guards

pcastal

Yea I think gap guards would be the way to go... My exhaust is already painted black, and I have step bars... problem solved. Saying body lifts are ugly is silly, if you do them well you can barely tell. It's $400 vs. a $1,400 suspension lift. For a ruck that never sees offraod, it doesn't make sense to spend another $1,000 dollars

KC-F150

You don't have to do body colored gap guards. You can do black. No need for smart *** remarks though, thanks. It takes time do it right.

pcastal

I mean if you don't like it, don't do it. You don't have to go around talking smack about what other people do. Sorry if I don't wanna buy a $1,400 lift but my bank account looks nice and I'd like to keep it that way. My truck is black so I think the black gap guards will be just fine

KC-F150

Exactly, Just take your time and do it correctly and it will look just fine. Good luck on the project, I plan on hopefully doing mine this summer.

powerranger262

Calm down girls. If I thought anyone was going to get all butt hurt about it, i wouldn't have said my opinion on it. So sorry.