Lift is being installed today...
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Lift is being installed today...
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Don't have the "after" pictures yet. I decided to go with an 8-inch FabTech lift, with 18-inch Fuel D557 Anza wheels, and 38-inch Toyo Open Country M/T tires.
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So, now the wife is complaining that she can't get in and out of the rig because it's too high. 
All joking aside, are there any good steps out there that drop around 9 inches? I was hoping for those powered steps, but they just don't seem to drop low enough. Any suggestions? Thanx.
All joking aside, are there any good steps out there that drop around 9 inches? I was hoping for those powered steps, but they just don't seem to drop low enough. Any suggestions? Thanx.
