Leveling Kit VS Front Perch Mod

[MagicMtnDan]

Stock, the front tires can contact the plastic inner fender liners and rip them out... not common but I have seen it happen if the front is bottomed out hard.

You'll be adding 1" to the tire radius so a spacer lift would help give you more clearance at full compression... if you're inclined to lift the truck.

I've seen it too which is why I'm not in favor of going to 37's (even if they're not a full 37") not to mention the extra weight which is a negative.

It's one of those instances where it's about looks and being different as I see no other reason to go with 37's.

 

[frogslinger]

Much as I hate to agree with Dan, he is right on this one...

Given that I do not jump my truck often I might go to 37s, but that would be purely for looks: I like an almost leveled truck.

 

[grand falconer]

You can also do a body lift. Suspension stays the same.

 

[Frivol]

body lift

just fyi, that statment is vodo around here

 

[BigJ]

It's vodo around here? Nah. Some may feel passionately about one thing or another, but that doesn't mean the topic is off limits.

 

[MagicMtnDan]

just fyi, that statment is vodo around here

WTF is "vodo"? I know you're not referring to torrents...

 

[bstoner59]

I am putting a body lift on this weekend...

 

[BigJ]

I am putting a body lift on this weekend...

I wasn't gonna say anything, but its about time you had another breast reduction.

 

[bstoner59]

That's what she said!

 

[MarkT]

I think a body lift is an excellent option... you get the look and/or clearance you want with a minimal effect on the suspension tuning.

(As for B's personal issues... no comment. )