6.5 with 35's. Bad news?
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6.5 with 35's. Bad news?
I have been considering going 6.5 long arm lift with 35's.
No frame stiffening
stock 8.25 rear
napier precision flares
I have heard horror stories about the uni-body going over a 4.5 lift.
What are reasons I should steer away from this set up, if any?
What precautions should I take if I go through with it?
No frame stiffening
stock 8.25 rear
napier precision flares
I have heard horror stories about the uni-body going over a 4.5 lift.
What are reasons I should steer away from this set up, if any?
What precautions should I take if I go through with it?
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I have been considering going 6.5 long arm lift with 35's.
No frame stiffening
stock 8.25 rear
napier precision flares
I have heard horror stories about the uni-body going over a 4.5 lift.
What are reasons I should steer away from this set up, if any?
What precautions should I take if I go through with it?
No frame stiffening
stock 8.25 rear
napier precision flares
I have heard horror stories about the uni-body going over a 4.5 lift.
What are reasons I should steer away from this set up, if any?
What precautions should I take if I go through with it?
I think you should always reinforce the rails if your going to wheel it, no matter the tires size, once you start flexing the body its all down hill, no matter the lift or tires size.
You will need a SYE, I would also make sure your steering is up to the task.
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That thing is murdered out!
It looks good but start saving your money again. If you didn't do it with the lift, you'll need a SYE, shims for the rear (if they weren't attached to the leaf packs), and a steering kit for the near future... along with all the other things you'll start to find that need to be replaced since you lifted it. Enjoy the build because you just opened a FUN can of worms.
It looks good but start saving your money again. If you didn't do it with the lift, you'll need a SYE, shims for the rear (if they weren't attached to the leaf packs), and a steering kit for the near future... along with all the other things you'll start to find that need to be replaced since you lifted it. Enjoy the build because you just opened a FUN can of worms.
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