well, over the break, ive seen 2 trucks with huge body lifts. one was an early 80s chevy, with the out of frame gas tanks, and you coul almost see the top of the tanks, and it appeared to be multiple lifts stacked up and over. the other was a 70's f250, and it was raked like /. i could pretty much lay inbewteen the frame and the bed, and the middle supports were left out, whats up with all the ghey lifting lately?

 

so you've seen my new "Monster Truck"[img]images/smilies2/rotz.gif[/img]

 

Chrono you should know by now those owner's trucks probly got bad advice on lifting or thought they were smart enough to do themselves.

 

I say use some kegs to space out your body lifts, sounds like a plan to me

 

Full or Empty

 

well, they may start out full, but by the end of the mud bog, im pretty sure theyd be empty

 

Start them out full, put a tap on them and run it through a cooler and run a line inside. Then after their goods were out you could use them as structural support.

 

Oooooooh, those would be perfect for on-board CO2.

 

And then there's that too!

 

That 80s Chevy you are talking about--is it the Suburban on ebay right now? Stacked body lifts are still kicking around on some trucks built up in the 80s.

 

kegs would sure be an expenive body lift, i mean damn!!

 

but you'd have a one of a kind body lift. with more than one function at that!

 

I heard 6x6's work great for body lifts. Cheap, easy to work with, and above all classy!

 

your kidding right?

 

nah, i use em all the time