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[DRkNESS]

I've read about the fact of our trucks not being level. As such I only want to do mine one time and one time only. I also see that several people are running Bilsteins shocks. Now I want to be as bad A as you guys, but the wife is my puppet master lol. I'm sure that I can get away with a 6" lift. Does anyone know of a shop in South Jersey that can do this kind of work please?

 

[TXKID]

I'd recommend going to 4wheelparts.com and plugging in your zip code to see if they have any shops near by. They've done everything to my last truck and will do everything to my new truck.

 

[DRkNESS]

Thank you very much for that sound piece of advice,i will do that now.

 

[DRkNESS]

Nope, nothing close to NJ at all. I will try the regional forum and see if anyone knows of a shop close at hand. Thanks again for the help anyway...

 

[quietpeen]

Bump, anybody from jersey know a good shop

 

[DRkNESS]

At this rate I will settle for the exact parts that I am in need of, and will muscle it on myself. Can someone just link me to the needed parts please?

 

[reefguy89]

I've read about the fact of our trucks not being level. As such I only want to do mine one time and one time only. I also see that several people are running Bilsteins shocks. Now I want to be as bad A as you guys, but the wife is my puppet master lol. I'm sure that I can get away with a 6" lift. Does anyone know of a shop in South Jersey that can do this kind of work please?

check these guy out.
About « Offroad and performance parts for Jeeps, trucks, SUVs, and cars. OK Auto, 4WD & Tire

 

[DRkNESS]

That place is perfect, I can book a room while they do the work. This way its a one and done deal. Thank you very much for the information.

 

[Musclemckeester]

Are you planning to run 37s?

 

[DRkNESS]

Sad to say but no, I'm sticking with my factory tie size. I just like the look that lifting a truck gives, but I am trying to retain as much as the factory ride as possible.

 

[quietpeen]

you are putting on a 6" lift and keeping stock tires?

 

[macmongrel]

My ride feels great! Barely notice a difference...and with Just the lift...No billsteins Its level as I could get...Every Rough Country Lift Ive seen...is super level

 

[macmongrel]

you are putting on a 6" lift and keeping stock tires?

I just thought you might appreciate the comparison...The first is a 6" Lift with Stock Tires and rims the second is the same lift with 37's The ride doesn't not feel much different to me...Still super comfortable ...Well I wouldn't go 80 around turns but...anyway I thought id show you since I just did this

 

[DRkNESS]

No, I'm not keeping the stock tires I'm staying with the stock size tire. I have several friends who drive lifted trucks with the stock size tires on them. They just went to a more aggressive looking tread pattern.

 

[DRkNESS]

Macmongrel I see your point, maybe 6" is too much for what I am looking to do. Is there a compromise that I can do to still lift it without having to go to 37's ?

 

[macmongrel]

Macmongrel I see your point, maybe 6" is too much for what I am looking to do. Is there a compromise that I can do to still lift it without having to go to 37's ?

Yeah- You see how it looks like its ALL RIM... I think 4 inch and 35's maybe.. or a 4 inch lift with 33's or 35s and smaller rims than 20's

 

[DRkNESS]

Now 4" I can handle along with going to smaller wheels. Let me do some more research on it. Thanks for the visual so now I know what I am getting into to.

 

[quietpeen]

a 4" lift with some 295-60-20 tires would look good imo

for reference that is the size that 0212353 has on his truck with just a level.

 

[DRkNESS]

I will have to look his thread up and see how good it looks. Thank you for this information.

 

[quietpeen]

here is his build thread. Lots of pics

http://www.ramforum.com/f17/0212353s-build-16295/