Body liftsss??????
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Body liftsss??????
thinking about adding a body lift to my 08 scab can who has one done please post up pic in this post so i can get a idea of how she will look all around if ya can thanks
Last edited by 08 f150; Aug 5, 2012 at 12:08 PM.
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Just installed mine on my 06 xl last weekend in my driveway. wasn't fun and took a long time to do( 2 full days by myself for the most part). I previously had a 3" level and with the body lift it looks awesome. Im out of town till next week and will post some pics when I get home. It's a cheaper way of giving it that lifted look, but get the gap guards and it will look great.
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Originally Posted by Johnson06
Just installed mine on my 06 xl last weekend in my driveway. wasn't fun and took a long time to do( 2 full days by myself for the most part). I previously had a 3" level and with the body lift it looks awesome. Im out of town till next week and will post some pics when I get home. It's a cheaper way of giving it that lifted look, but get the gap guards and it will look great.
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I've been opposed to body kits for years, if you are just looking for an affordable few inches i would personally just go with a leveling kit, which I did, you can get a quality leveling kit for less than a quality body lift. with that being said body lifts have come a long way in recent years and with the addition of some gap guards and relocating the bumpers it will look just as good as any other lift
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