Thanks to NewKindOfClown, here is a quick guide to required and recommended components for your lifts. Enjoy.

 

Well, that could have saved me a couple years of total n00b-ish internet searching, trial and error and heartache. (I'm still a n00b, just not a total n00b.) But where would the fun be in that?

Throw on another column to show the tire sizes you can get away with for each lift incriment (without cutting fenders), and you've got a one-stop-shop for most noob questions. Or at least most of the ones I had.

 

I like your sportsmanship.

 

First time I saw this chart I asked why it wasn't a sticky. Nice work, mods.

 

finally a sticky but you could of found a clearer pic. lol

 

Worked with what I had. If Clown can Email me a better pic, I can swap it out.

 

u still could have put in the YouTube video... Lol

 

 

perfect!

 

Thank you Duma!

 

Im here to help..

 

Amen brother! I am in the same boat.

 

I had initially planned on doing that, but there are too many variables installed like wheel width, backspacing, and different brands of control arms.

You could've asked me. This is the first time I've actually seen this

 

would anyone be able to chime in on what length brake lines are needed for the above chart? or is there too many variables in that also? shock length, short/long arm

 

Brake line length for a short arm lift is usually Stock Length + Lift Height. For a long arm, your best bet is to measure