1" lift??
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1" lift??
Hey all,
I need a 1" lift so my driver side tire will stop rubbing. I can't find one anywhere! What could I do? Will a hockey puck work or is that getto? How about som fab 1" still? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Ben
I need a 1" lift so my driver side tire will stop rubbing. I can't find one anywhere! What could I do? Will a hockey puck work or is that getto? How about som fab 1" still? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Ben
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I only know of 1.5" leveling kits for the front. Not to say the 1" doesn't exist just that I have not seen them. Someone is making adjustable front coil levels and I saw the site not too long ago but now I can't remember where to save my soul. If I find it I'll post the link.
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autozone...1" and 1.5" for coil spring...they don't necessarily lift it that much higher, as i have the 1.5" ones on mine, just kinda levels it out, and took away the negative camber...making it slightly positive when sitting with normal load on front. cost is minimal, and ease of installation is perfect. hope this helps.
Gary
Gary
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I will look into Autozone about that ftrucktough, and I hope you find that web sight greystreak. Thanks for all your help. What do you think about the fab 1" steel or hocky puck for the 1" body lift? Good or bad idea?
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Hockey pucks have been discussed on the using them as body lifts, If you do a body lift it needs to be done throughout the whole truck and not just the front or back. If you do a body lift it would be better if you buy a kit, cause of safety. Would you really trust hockey pucks to your life?
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