3 inch lift blocks
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Why didn't you just buy a kit for your truck?
IDK about old models like yours, but on at least 98+, it's REQUIRED to run a steering extention. It doesn't extend far enough.
IDK about old models like yours, but on at least 98+, it's REQUIRED to run a steering extention. It doesn't extend far enough.
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Yes it would definately be reccomended. Yeah a kit online only runs like 50 bucks if you know where to go, and they come with everything.
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Well the fact is I just bought spacers and I had bolts already so I said what the he77.
I'm building my own bumpers and making a custom Shifter using the rod from a mid 40's dump truck(very long) so I didn't think I needed a kit. I'm into the lift 12 bucks so far...
Frank
I'm building my own bumpers and making a custom Shifter using the rod from a mid 40's dump truck(very long) so I didn't think I needed a kit. I'm into the lift 12 bucks so far...
Frank
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and where do you find a whole body lift kit for $50?
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Where did you get 12 blocks for 12 bucks? What are you using for blocks?
REDRUM: Gen 1/2/3 bodylifts are significantly cheaper than 98+ lifts. Still havn't a clue why. Never $50 that I've seen though.
REDRUM: Gen 1/2/3 bodylifts are significantly cheaper than 98+ lifts. Still havn't a clue why. Never $50 that I've seen though.
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