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Old 03-23-2009, 07:33 PM #46
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with this lift will the body roll be rediculous?
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with this lift will the body roll be rediculous?
Not if you leave your sway bar on. I took mine off, and I don't notice any extra body roll, but Blair said he could see it quite a bit when he drove behind me. But like I said, it's not enough for me to notice, and for me the benefits outweigh that one factor.
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i think by the time i get new tires i want some new wheels. i think the best would be to downsize to a 16 and really get some big tires

If you have a v8, you cant downsize your tires. V8 Sports (4th Gen) come with bigger calipers and roters and only 17" wheels will fit that (thanks ric).

As for the lift. I just installed a 3" spacer lift for my 05 Sport and LOVE it. I did 3" spacer, with billstein shocks for the front and pro comp shocks for the rear. All purchased from toytec. Their cusomer service is unbeatable. Nothing can compare.
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mines just a little v6. i actually found some 17s i plan to get. god im going to put everything i earn this summer into this truck
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OME suspension is very popular due to Good Ride, Good Quality, and Good Load Support. Hard to go wrong with OME. Picking the correct coils can be a little tricky depending on your needs for the vehicle.
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