Stock parts after lift job - keep???

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The shop that installed my BDS lift kit sent home all the stock parts that they took off/replaced from my truck. Can a lift kit be removed and the truck be reverted back to stock ride height and configuration with these parts? Or, should all this go to the scrap yard for a few bucks of scrap steel?

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The shop that installed my BDS lift kit sent home all the stock parts that they took off/replaced from my truck. Can a lift kit be removed and the truck be reverted back to stock ride height and configuration with these parts? Or, should all this go to the scrap yard for a few bucks of scrap steel?

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It can be re-used. More importantly, it can be re-sold :)
 
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It can be re-used. More importantly, it can be re-sold :)



Ahhh... I like your thinking... You looking to buy? :)


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I have a box with the exact same parts as you :p



I still have the stock muffler collecting dust in the garage too. I like to keep the stuff around for the next guy if they want them.

I just wasn't sure if the lift could be removed and reverted back. Although I did sell the stock wheels and tires. These 35"s are not gonna fit if the next guy wants to go back to stock.




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Once the crossmembers got cut, there's no turning back for me. The front shocks are missing the parts used on the Bilsteins and the springs, knuckles & differential crossmember are just taking up storage space in my shop. Would someone really reweld the crossmembers to go back to stock height?
 
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Once the crossmembers got cut, there's no turning back for me. The front shocks are missing the parts used on the Bilsteins and the springs, knuckles & differential crossmember are just taking up storage space in my shop. Would someone really reweld the crossmembers to go back to stock height?



That's kind of what I was thinking. I've never installed a lift kit, but I did watch some YouTubes and once they started cutting, I figured there was no going back.


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Once the crossmembers got cut, there's no turning back for me.

I don't see that piece in your box to weld it back on.
 

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I'm keeping mine incase i blow my others out. I can't afford down time
 
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