Worth with 3 inch lift kit?

[99xcss4]

saw you were Norway that particular place is in Oslo did not know if it was any where near you or not it use to helvete https://www.google.com/search?q=nes...gDCJIHCzEzLjIwLjEuMC4xoAfb7AE&sclient=gws-wiz

 

[99xcss4]

back to ride quality again one of our 98 gmc jimmy has 31x10.50x15s on it had to do some trimming and crank the t-bars a bit that thing rides rougher then our 1 ton or my former friends truck

 

[NorwegianViking]

saw you were Norway that particular place is in Oslo did not know if it was any where near you or not it use to helvete https://www.google.com/search?q=nes...gDCJIHCzEzLjIwLjEuMC4xoAfb7AE&sclient=gws-wiz

Whats funny is that "Helvete" is the norwegian word for "Hell"

 

[99xcss4]

I know it is bad to assume things but I would be shocked if you did not know the story of mayhem some time after the death of euronymous some one acquired it and it got renamed to neseblod records

 

[b454rat]

Done right a lifted truck will just as it did when it was stock. I had a couple lifted Tahoe’s, one 6” and one 4”. Once I put shocks on the 6” wouldn’t know it was lifted. They both road and handled (well almost) as a stock truck. But if you really wanna 35s, then crank the bars to level it then stuff 35s on the stock rims. Might have to trim bumper ends a wee, but nothing done right will harm anything.

 

[Tall-e-nuff]

Thanks. I'm using 285/75/16's and the ride is great but, yes looks and that slight extra lift without changing drive shafts and more is the enticement to me. Trusk only has 150K on it, I'm in Canada, the the undercarriage is awesome. Tight and clean. I've got all tools and a lift to lift it off the ground. As I'm in no rush and I can take weeks if I want to do it too. It's a grand to have someone else do it and I figure I could us the cash more.