He had a 2 inch body lift.... Pretty sure he knew going into it that it would be very difficult. 1 is the max we can do right now until someone figures out the steering extensions.
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He had a 2 inch body lift.... Pretty sure he knew going into it that it would be very difficult. 1 is the max we can do right now until someone figures out the steering extensions.
Where da pics at?
Awesome! I have all of those tools haha... I will keep my eyes peeled for the write up! If it's not too much to ask, could you please post a link to it here in this thread when it's ready?
What size tires are you running with the BL?
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Oh ya, I'm gunna have to get a body lift soon.Here is one. I'll post the rest on my build thread
Bilstein/ Toytec 3" and Toytec 1" Bodylift:
damn my boy has the amp steps and the gap is really noticeable, been debating on sliders so that gap isn't as noticeable but yours looks goos still, not sure if its jus a good angle or not
Hi, I installed a Toytec body lift a month ago. Install was really easy and I did this myself in a few hours in my garage. The reason for me wanting to do this was. My bilstein setup is 6112/ 5160 set at 2 in. I added a Toytec 1/2 in top spacer when doing the body lift also. I could have easily have just moved 6112 up to the top notch for a full 3 in lift. Reason for more lift was for 285/70/17 in Nitto Grappler tires. My current set up before body lift was already providing me a great ride. I didn't want to compromise my ride thus the body lift and spacer. Also added 3/4 in Cornfed to rear. I had N-Fab steps on it but they mounted to the body so no difference in look. I sold those and now waiting for my Shrockworks sliders that mount to frame. They are going to adjust mine for the body lift. Only pic I have right now.
please let me know the outcome of those sliders as i would love to have a company make an adjustment for the body. damn really easy? shop charged 500 to do the install
please let me know the outcome of those sliders as i would love to have a company make an adjustment for the body. damn really easy? shop charged 500 to do the install
Will do
any updates on those sliders? i reached out and they said they could easily do it to properly look right with the 1" body lift so I'm wondering if any of the companies could also do it....... @c4fabrication etc
Here you go. They did a awesome job.
from that far it looks good, what does the gap look like up close? could it be any closer to the body?
Is it the same as Fat Pat's? I believe Fat Pat's is cheaper also.