Finally Installed the lift...

1BadGixxer

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Finally Lift Installed WITH PICS!...

I finally got around to it... After about 4 months of sitting in the garage. I did the Daystar 2.5" front with a CF 2" rear. Looks nice, now I just gotta get some wheels/tires. I used the Daystar top out kit and at full extension there is no contact of components as some have worried might happen. It went smooth... Until the alighnment rack took a shit!!! We had the lift on in about 2 hours, threw it up on the rack and the software wouldnt load. So off to goodyear we went and $59 and an hour later we were good to go.
Spoiler: Looking at 18" black wheels with polished lips (still undecided on brand), and some 32" Nitto Dune Grapplers. I'm going with 32" because I dont want tire/fender contact and dont want to trim to eliminate any.

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I'll be at work until 10am... When I get home I'll take some. I figured with all the 4r's here with daystar/cornfed kits, I didnt want to waste anyones time just seeing one more. But hey, I'll take'em and post them tomorrow.
The only reason they are different brands is I bought them piece by piece... Total lift cost...$110+alignment.
Yea I still have the stock 265-65-17's on there for now.
 
EDIT: Pics are up... The only real way to see the lift at this point with the stock tires is looking at the wheel well gap.
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Looks great! I want to do a lift but I was worried about how it would look with the stock tires - I think that looks pretty sweet. Thanks!

Have you noticed a change in how it drives?
 

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