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DRkNESS · Nov 17, 2018

Here you go....

BA72 · Nov 17, 2018

DRkNESS said:
Here you go....

That looks great in my opinion. I was hoping the 20 inch wheels would grow on me but its not happening, yet.

hireman · Nov 20, 2018

DRkNESS said:
There’s Rough Country, ReadyLift, CST, and as far as cost I’m thinking the ReadyLift is around $800.00

As far as letting your local shop do it, from my understanding they aren’t that complex to do an install on. Just make sure you have an alignment done afterward.

I just bought the readylify 3.5 front , 2.5 rear that replaces the upper a arms off Amazon for 678.00 shipped yesterday, it will be here tomorrow ...kits everywhere else

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hireman · Nov 20, 2018

BA72 said:
Much appreciated. I think I will go with the ready lift option and have my local shop do it.

Check Amazon, 678.00 shipped

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BA72 · Nov 29, 2018

hireman said:
I just bought the readylify 3.5 front , 2.5 rear that replaces the upper a arms off Amazon for 678.00 shipped yesterday, it will be here tomorrow ...kits everywhere else

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I personally think that is a better decision that the 2 inch mopar lift. I am very pleased with it but it still has a significant rake.

hireman · Nov 30, 2018

BA72 said:
I personally think that is a better decision that the 2 inch mopar lift. I am very pleased with it but it still has a significant rake.

I'm really happy with the results

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BA72 · Nov 30, 2018

That looks awesome. I don't have any regrets but if I could do it again, that is exactly what I would do. I wonder if you can add a level to an already lifted truck?

LordExplorer · Dec 4, 2018

BA72 said:
Went with the 2 inch Mopar lift. Very happy with it. Drives the exact same and looks a lot better.

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Can you post a pic with your 2” Mopar lift. Would love to see the difference but the pics you have in post #10 and post #12 are the same. Thx!

BA72 · Dec 5, 2018

LordExplorer said:
Can you post a pic with your 2” Mopar lift. Would love to see the difference but the pics you have in post #10 and post #12 are the same. Thx!

I assure you that they are different pictures. It appears to be very subtle in pictures but it is much more apparent if you see it in person. I have taken a number of pictures and you just cannot seem to differentiate the before and after.

DRkNESS · Dec 5, 2018

I know that when my Mopar lift was added, the only way I knew I had on from first look was my “ tail “ was UP in the air lol. After having it awhile and telling others that I have it, I always hear it looks stock height. I’m ok with that as it still affords me space to run a bigger tire.

LordExplorer · Dec 5, 2018

BA72 said:
I assure you that they are different pictures. It appears to be very subtle in pictures but it is much more apparent if you see it in person. I have taken a number of pictures and you just cannot seem to differentiate the before and after.

The two pics you posted are the same. May have intended to post another but the two above are the same. Look at the water marks on the driveway and the alignment of the garage hinges. Impossible that the water marks would be the same after a lift install!!

BA72 · Dec 5, 2018

Damnit man I'm starting to see your point but just looked at the pictures on my phone and the first is time stamped at Nov 9 at 11:45 am and the second is time stamped Nov 15 at 11:54 am. I am on the other side of the country this week on business. When I get back Friday, I will take a different picture to see if the difference can be better noted. I did have a brutal sinus surgery the week before the lift and don't remember much in regard to taking and posting the pictures. I use the park sensor to park about a millimeter away from the garage door every day so my wife can get in and out. Until I can get my garage cleaned out, It has got to be the exact same spot every day. and my driveway is stained black due to BS neighborhood covenants. A slight mist and that is what the driveway looks like. They do appear to be the same, but I don't know how that would be possible.

BA72 · Dec 5, 2018

This one was time stamped on the 15th a few hours later.

White12bighorn · Dec 8, 2018

BA72 said:
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This one was time stamped on the 15th a few hours later.

I can see it now [emoji41]

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BA72 · Dec 11, 2018

White12bighorn said:
I can see it now [emoji41]

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Glad to see this. I am still dumbfounded as to how the same picture popped up on my phone 5 days apart. Man I was very disappointed when I posted the picture because it looked the exact same. Appreciate the incredible detective work to prove me wrong.

Ground Swell · Dec 13, 2018

Got my 3.5" Readylift installed and love how it turned out. Here are some before and after photos. The setup is basically the same as Readylift shows on their website. Wheels are 20x9 XD Grenades with a 0 offset. Tires are 35x12.5 BFG KO2s. With the lift and tires front end height increased a little over 5 inches. Rear end came up 3 inches.

DRkNESS · Dec 13, 2018

Looks great, may I ask how much everything ran you ?

ksn240 · Dec 13, 2018

Ground Swell said:
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Got my 3.5" Readylift installed and love how it turned out. Here are some before and after photos. The setup is basically the same as Readylift shows on their website. Wheels are 20x9 XD Grenades with a 0 offset. Tires are 35x12.5 BFG KO2s. With the lift and tires front end height increased a little over 5 inches. Rear end came up 3 inches.

Looks great. Any rubbing? How tight of a fit are the tires? I am still debating going to 35s later on, but seems like some people are having clearance issues. I also will be adding the Bushwacker fender flares as soon as my buddy gets them painted, further limiting my clearance. Thinking I may be stuck with 305/55s or 295/60s.

Ground Swell · Dec 13, 2018

DRkNESS said:
Looks great, may I ask how much everything ran you ?

Not cheap. Had a local shop do it. Cost was $775 for the lift plus around $3,500 for wheels, tires, mount, balance, and alignment.

Ground Swell · Dec 13, 2018

ksn240 said:
Looks great. Any rubbing? How tight of a fit are the tires? I am still debating going to 35s later on, but seems like some people are having clearance issues. I also will be adding the Bushwacker fender flares as soon as my buddy gets them painted, further limiting my clearance. Thinking I may be stuck with 305/55s or 295/60s.

The shop I had install the lift said there was a tiny bit of trimming in the front. Otherwise, everything fit great.

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