Musclemckeester
Senior Member
I got my truck back from the dealer today finally with a 6" Pro Comp lift installed. The truck still has a 2" rake in the front. I haven't decided to raise the front or drop the back, but I'm leaning towards raising the front with adjustable Bilsteins.
My first impressions are, man this thing is big! I have to be honest, it's taller than I thought it was going to be. The ride is great; I think it is every bit as good as it was before, if not a little better.
They ended up having to fab a spacer so I could keep my factory rims. Dealer felt the safest spacers they could give me would be custom-fit steel spacers. They are 2" spacers which is the smallest the guy could make out of steel, thus making my tires stick out a little more than I had thought... which leaves me thinking flares will soon be in my future.
I think it needs 37s next set of tires. And the Mud Grapplers; these Trail Grapplers just don't look "tough" enough for me.
I didn't feel right about taking pictures of my truck on concrete since it is no longer limited to paved streets so I went out behind my house around a retention pond. But enough with the talking, how about some pics. I know you guys like pictures, so I took lots of them!
Before:
After:
Didn't get carried away with flexing since no spotter, but I know this can go a lot more. Plus I know everything is still pretty stiff, but here's a little something to help it start loosening up
Measurements BEFORE:
front - 39.75"
rear 40.5"
Measurements AFTER:
front - 44"
rear - 46"
I have to admit this looks like a solidly built kit. It even has a spacer somewhere inside the transmission case to keep the factory angle of the driveshaft. (I think I said that right).
Some pictures of the lift itself:
My first impressions are, man this thing is big! I have to be honest, it's taller than I thought it was going to be. The ride is great; I think it is every bit as good as it was before, if not a little better.
They ended up having to fab a spacer so I could keep my factory rims. Dealer felt the safest spacers they could give me would be custom-fit steel spacers. They are 2" spacers which is the smallest the guy could make out of steel, thus making my tires stick out a little more than I had thought... which leaves me thinking flares will soon be in my future.
I think it needs 37s next set of tires. And the Mud Grapplers; these Trail Grapplers just don't look "tough" enough for me.
I didn't feel right about taking pictures of my truck on concrete since it is no longer limited to paved streets so I went out behind my house around a retention pond. But enough with the talking, how about some pics. I know you guys like pictures, so I took lots of them!
Before:
After:
Didn't get carried away with flexing since no spotter, but I know this can go a lot more. Plus I know everything is still pretty stiff, but here's a little something to help it start loosening up
Measurements BEFORE:
front - 39.75"
rear 40.5"
Measurements AFTER:
front - 44"
rear - 46"
I have to admit this looks like a solidly built kit. It even has a spacer somewhere inside the transmission case to keep the factory angle of the driveshaft. (I think I said that right).
Some pictures of the lift itself: