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howmuch lift can i get with out using drop brackits
lift and drop brackets
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Max about 2" or so, the problem is when you don't get 'drop' brackets, your camber is way off. Like in this pic.
You can use spacers or coils, juts make sure you get an alignment afterwords.
You can use spacers or coils, juts make sure you get an alignment afterwords.
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i kno that how much lift will max alignment yeild
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The only way to truely find out would be to get some max camber bushings and then adjust suspension height till the tires are true up and down. Other than that, you're gonna be shooting blind and in the dark.
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the max is 2.5 inches of lift, the biggest camber that will fit your truck is a 4.5degree camber. i got mine from napa, the part number is ncp1701 i think.
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Well those numbers sure give you a place to start.
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