Kyle Reese
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Thinking about buying your 2" body lift for my 01 but it's either that or Spidertrax wheel spacers
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FS 3rd Gen Large Body Lifts
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99SR5rva
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I have a stock 99 SR5 4WD and eventually i want to get a sonoransteel 3 inch lift + a body lift from you. Im running 265/70R16 currently and want to reach 285/75R16 eventually but I'm a broke high school student [emoji38]. My parents help me out with tires so when i get new tires soon they'll have to last and i want to get the biggest size i can with minimal rubbing as i save up for a suspension lift. Will your body lift help me clear bigger tires? I was thinking a body lift, spacers and maybe some slight cutting and pounding to hold me over until i get 1500$
I was thinking a 1.5inch body lift with 275/70R16
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shootmymime
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Great question guys
Ether are great. I have both.
One thing I did not think of when I put on my wheel spacers was the wheel arc becomes larger and I was rubbing the fire wall. So I had to pound. But if you do a body lift then spacers. Not much need for pounding. It also depends on the tires you have and will be running
Great question.
A 1.5 will be nice. That's my most common lift. I have that and am running 35-12.5-17 right now. Minimal rubbing. 33 fit perfect in the wheel well with a 1.5" lift. The
A note guys. I am having a sale Monday only. Memorial Day. Site wide discounts. I'll change prices for all my lift kits. Better pick one up on sale. MEMORIAL DAY
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Ether are great. I have both.
One thing I did not think of when I put on my wheel spacers was the wheel arc becomes larger and I was rubbing the fire wall. So I had to pound. But if you do a body lift then spacers. Not much need for pounding. It also depends on the tires you have and will be running
Great question.
A 1.5 will be nice. That's my most common lift. I have that and am running 35-12.5-17 right now. Minimal rubbing. 33 fit perfect in the wheel well with a 1.5" lift. The
A note guys. I am having a sale Monday only. Memorial Day. Site wide discounts. I'll change prices for all my lift kits. Better pick one up on sale. MEMORIAL DAY
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90goldtsiawd
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Just ordered a 1" BL from you with the sale pricing thanks! I'm gonna pair it with a 3" suspension lift for my 33s I just ordered. I'll post pics later on when it's all ordered and installed. Figure at least a couple weeks.
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SnowLizard
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ODD body lift... for tires on front.
crazy idea...
no (or very little) body lift in the rear, and 1 inch in the front?
theory/reason... already have my savage rear bumper, but not my CBI front bumper... AND I get a 1inch body clearance on the front tires on pinch weld...
so my theory would be front be around 1-1/4 and the rear be 1/2 or 1/4 (just enough so the angle of the body will still let the rear door open...
I have tundra 5100 shocks on the 3rd perch, fenders are all @ 36.25 inch from the ground... but stock bumper, the CBI bumper/armor/sliders will bring the front way down.
is this a good plan? is it sound?
what's a price quote/needed? is the steering linkage an issue?
crazy idea...
no (or very little) body lift in the rear, and 1 inch in the front?
theory/reason... already have my savage rear bumper, but not my CBI front bumper... AND I get a 1inch body clearance on the front tires on pinch weld...
so my theory would be front be around 1-1/4 and the rear be 1/2 or 1/4 (just enough so the angle of the body will still let the rear door open...
I have tundra 5100 shocks on the 3rd perch, fenders are all @ 36.25 inch from the ground... but stock bumper, the CBI bumper/armor/sliders will bring the front way down.
is this a good plan? is it sound?
what's a price quote/needed? is the steering linkage an issue?
What's typical turn around time? I think I saw posted earlier that it takes a day to make them then they get dropped in the mail the same day. I ordered a set from your website Sunday night and haven't heard anything back yet. I *almost* ordered from Toytec, but I wanted to support a fellow member. I'm just getting antsy because I ordered new Duratracs and I want to get the body lift installed before I take the truck to Discount to have my new tires mounted...
Well, it's been another day, and I still haven't heard from anyone. I ordered these Sunday night/Mon morning. Tires and 4xInnovations sliders came in today, but can't do anything until my body lift shows up. I think if I had bought this from Toytec, it could have been shipped from CO by now.
It says "instant notifications on my phone". Would like to hear something, please...
shootmymime
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replied to you PM. sorry about the delay.
psraff
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Got it installed today. Pretty easy overall. Working around the Sliders were a bit awkward at times. While under there, I found my boot for my steering shaft is totally ripped up. I never noticed it before but my driver side carpet insulation is wet. Have some rust under there as well from it, so it's been that way for awhile. When you're under the truck working on your steering puck, shine a light up there and inspect your boot!
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I won't be raising my bumper. I'm already thinking of reworking my grill, and below the headlights can be fabbed up for some LED lights.
Rock Sliders are fine for now, I don't think they're bad at all. Maybe if you're down and they're eye level, it may look a bit off.
Back Bumper should be raised up.
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I won't be raising my bumper. I'm already thinking of reworking my grill, and below the headlights can be fabbed up for some LED lights.
Rock Sliders are fine for now, I don't think they're bad at all. Maybe if you're down and they're eye level, it may look a bit off.
Back Bumper should be raised up.
shootmymime
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Son-Uva-Driller
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Seriously considering a 1.5" BL. Just wondering if you are currently offering any kind of discount? Or when your next sale is?
Thanks.
Thanks.
shootmymime
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Wonderful choice. That's what I'm running.
I don't have anything planned currently.
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Son-Uva-Driller
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How's your inventory of 1.5" kits? Would need it shipped to Canada.
shootmymime
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Good. I make kits every Saturday.
Plan your order ahead of time if you need it soon. It takes 2 weeks once shipped.
Fatpatsbodylifts.com
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