The Stupid Lift Questions Thread

[FastOrange]

yes

2wd trucks have less to break.

It's not so much they have less stuff to break. It's more like the lift leaves the suspension in Stock geometry and just drops the spindle. Thus not adding extra stress.

 

[350chevy719]

Will this rusty support bar interfere with a body lift? If so what can I do about it. This is under the bed btw. Right above rear wheels.

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[thz71]

Will this rusty support bar interfere with a body lift? If so what can I do about it. This is under the bed btw. Right above rear wheels.

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Nah..

 

[aasummerlin]

springs

was anybody put spring from a van on 2wd two level front

 

[thz71]

was anybody put spring from a van on 2wd two level front

What?

 

[aasummerlin]

stock 1500 truck spring height is 12.75 1500 van is 14.00 just tring to find a cheap way to level out my truck

 

[thz71]

stock 1500 truck spring height is 12.75 1500 van is 14.00 just tring to find a cheap way to level out my truck

oh I was thinking 4x4

 

[aasummerlin]

rc stopped selling the level kit with springs to only spindle kits I have all new front steering/bushings/2500 rotors and rear axle but need to level it cheap but not with spacers just thought it might work

 

[99'Subourbon]

What is the clearance to the bottom of the frame (center of truck) with the RCX 4" and 6" and with/without the Realift Susp TB relocators?

Sorry - I know that's kind of s-hitty question. I am trying to determine the best route to clearance/overlanding (read: useful lift height).

 

[SwampHound]

What is the clearance to the bottom of the frame (center of truck) with the RCX 4" and 6" and with/without the Realift Susp TB relocators?

Sorry - I know that's kind of s-hitty question. I am trying to determine the best route to clearance/overlanding (read: useful lift height).

I'll go measure in a second. I have a 6" SuperLift and 33s.