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FS: 1/2" Bodylifts for 3rd gens

Sorry Alex, been busy wheelin and wrenchin! The front discs fit without issue, I am going to be getting some longer bolts for peace of mind.
 
Is there any chance I'm on the next order list? :humble:


Have you paid already? I don't see your payment in my PayPal if you did pay in advance.

And there is a possibility of having a new limited batch out in the next week or so, but no 100% promises. I can't keep these on the shelf! #SuccessProblems?

I can tell you guys love the product! I'm really glad!
 
Sorry Alex, been busy wheelin and wrenchin! The front discs fit without issue, I am going to be getting some longer bolts for peace of mind.


Good for fitment. I made them a little bigger than the kit I bought for my truck from Brown-something. Those OD's were 2.223" and I wanted to maximize the weight distribution with the space available, so I just measured the OD of the original body bushing's metal top plate to get a rough idea, then found the closest increment that I wanted to use. Decided on 2.5" so that I don't have fitment issues, and you get as close to stock weight distribution as possible, which is important to me.

Also, it seems that a lot of 3rd gen guys replace the bolts. If you can find a link for the extended bolts you are buying, I could add that to the OP for future customers :)
 
Has anyone used these to clear 35's? You see many people running 35's with a 1" body lift but no one (short of an sas or extreme fender trimming) seems to be able to clear 35's with 0 body lift.
 
Will have more available at some point but right now I can't afford material unless I have a few people preorder and be patient to wait until the stuff shows up
 
NOW TAKING PREORDERS

I am taking preorders now. I have to get quite a few people to order so I can purchase this really expensive material for the spacers. The company that sells it requires a large minimum amount. If all goes well, I could have these shipped in a month depending how long it takes the supplier to get the material to me.

Paypal the correct amount for your vehicle year (found in either my 3rd gen or 4th gen BL sale threads) AS A GIFT please to [email protected]

In the memo please put:
"BODYLIFT PREORDER"
Username
Name
Address
Vehicle year

Thanks! I will keep you guys updated!
-Alex
 
Has anyone used these to clear 35's? You see many people running 35's with a 1" body lift but no one (short of an sas or extreme fender trimming) seems to be able to clear 35's with 0 body lift.

not true. I am clearing 35's with no body lift but I used a really BFH. LOL that said I am getting these to help with some other issues. like I put my sliders to tight to the pinch weld and they hit on bumps on the road and this will be much easier than cutting off my sliders and re-welding them back on.
 
not true. I am clearing 35's with no body lift but I used a really BFH. LOL that said I am getting these to help with some other issues. like I put my sliders to tight to the pinch weld and they hit on bumps on the road and this will be much easier than cutting off my sliders and re-welding them back on.


Did the same thing on my sliders lol
 
What is the backspacing and width of your wheels? 35's won't be going on my rig any time in the near future but I'd like to run them without a body lift if I ever do.
 

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