I have a 2007 Z71 (NBS) with FTS 7-9” adjustable suspension lift set at 9” stacked with a 3” body lift sitting on 37’s. Suspension kits get very expensive over 10 inches. I wanted 12 inches of total lift. This was the most affordable way to go for. I love how my truck looks. The body lift was professionally done and all the gaps are covered and the bumpers have been adjusted. It looks like it was built that way from factory. I’ve got a ton of ground clearance and the truck rides great. I have almost 30k miles on the lift and suspension parts. No issues at all so far.
Would the 7-9" lift handle good going mudding or in the snow? I have a 6 inch RC lift on my 01 tahoe, but I'm wanting to upgrade to a 7-9" lift at some point in the future. And FTS and Bulletproof are the only one's I've found so far that have them listed on their website.
@@reaperbravo1706 I’ve been very happy with mine. I think the additional ground clearance is important when it comes to off-road use. The taller lift will give you more fender space for tire travel which will also be less prone to rubbing. I don’t think more lift will necessarily make it your truck handle better, but it will make it more capable if that makes sense. I know since I graduated from 35’s up to 37’s it’s made a big difference. Best of luck to you.
Well here’s a pro of a body lift: if your doing an engine swap and the new bigger engine is too tall a body lift will increase the hood clearance for the engine, this is required when doing the 3.0 L to 3.4L swap on the older 4runners
@@JakeVFX1 got about 4 inches lmao, all jokes, my truck is too expensive to do that, also too expensive to buy more shit too it😂 barely affording it Lmaoo
I have an old 3rd gen 4runner so non of the cons apply, in fact there's a lot more benefit to a body lift. Like lower center of gravity. Because most of the weight of the vehicle is the frame and drivetrain, you're only lifting a smaller percentage of the truck's total weight. There's also the benefit of greater and articulation and downtravel of the suspesnion, because you are not changing the starting positions of the A arms in an IFS rig. it can flex downward more as well as upwards. anything beyond 3 inches of lift you actually begin to lose downtravel. That's why i'm doing a 2 inch suspension lift with a 1.5" body lift. You gain several inches of travel with the equivalent of almost 4 inches of lift and can fit 35s with limited fenderwell trimming.
You can just buy some fender liners to hide that gap between the body and frame. A body lift is required on the OBS Chevy trucks when doing a Cummins swap in order to account for the extra height so that the hood will clear the motor. When I finally finish lifting my crew cab it will have 9 total inches of lift with the 6 inch suspension and 3 inch body.
The ONLY reason I'm even considering a body lift is because I want to get a 4" lift on my car but I can't find anything higher than a 2, so I'm thinking about a 2" suspension lift AND a 2" body lift. For those wondering, it's a 2004 Chevy Trailblazer LT 4x4
Hey I have a 2002 Toyota Tacoma four 2wd prerunner I only lifts I could find were rough country 6inch and a 2.5 lift u would like a 4 inch lift if any company makes one let me know.
Almost every truck out there can handle a 1.5 body lift. The only issue I've found is some ground straps, that's it. Who cares about the visual items you stated, they're irrelevant. When your fording deep water a body lift makes sense along with a suspension lift.
Body lifts are hated only by businesses in the off road installs. They don’t make much of a profit on body lifts. If you want to put your vehicle and bank account under the knife go ahead. Thousands to alter a suspension and sometimes ruining a vehicle for its lifetime is absurd
I’ve got the 4 inch fab tech that is really more like 2 inches paid some one to install it because lack of tools on my 2013 Silverado 1500 with 20x10 and 35 12.50 I did the full NorCal and had slight rub at full turn so I got the 1.25 inch body lift from rough county and put it on by my self it was easy and looks really good (gap and seeing more frame included I like it) now only have slight rub when full turn and hitting bump, I think there is nothing wrong with a small body lift under 2 inch’s it’s a cheap easy way for extra height that looks good and isn’t near as bad as they make it sound in the video
I think just about everything you've said in this video is absolutely incorrect. Vehicles are all built with extra slack in there harnesses period. Been a mechanic for 20 plus years, unlip a few clips and boom you have enough room for probably a 10 inch body lift if you had the adapters to match. Body lifts come with steering adapters. With a body lift you maintain same center of gravity for better stability, with suspension lift you do not. With body lift you get adapters to relocate bumpers so there are zero gaps. You get the factory suspension which the OEM manufacturer spent 1000x amount of money and r and d on to perfect for your specific vehicle. Your exhaust can be lifted to match in about ten minutes for almost no cost. A body lift takes much much less time to put on then a complete suspension lift and is about 1/10th to 1/20th the cost. Think about it. What's easier, removing about 25 bolts and ten clips and redrilling a few holes or remove an entire suspension, replace it with way bigger parts and then align it all yes you'll need an alignment. You will not need one with a body lift. They make gap panels for about any body lift for a very low price. There's really no lose when you compare body and suspension. Body lifts are cheaper all the way around and easier to install period. Suspension lifts can give you much more lift but require way deeper pockets and can actually destroy your vehicles ride and feel, stability. Your choice. I have both on my truck but obviously the body lift is way safer and more OEM, less stress on components and gives you the reliability of the OEM suspension.
I have a 2005 colorado with a 3 inch body lift (we bought it this way) and i hate how the frame shows all the way around but taking it off would put me too close to the ground
I live in tampa fl and I literally just want bigger tires for more grip in the rain(it gets bad down here) I want to do this without lowering my center of gravity since I got a magnum dakota so it’s already wanting to slide if I don’t have any load in the back. Is this the best way to go about this orrrr?
I cant find any lift kits on your website for the kia sorento. I cant find all the parts on the website to fit my needs as promised........i got played
Body lift as long as done right makes working on your vehicles so much simpler! Just make sure to adjust your bumpers....... Lol. I think on certain vehicles it's just fine!!
Maybe if y’all had a kit to convert my dakota’s IFS I wouldn’t have had to get 2 lifts. It’s lookin mean though! Not ready to put it on the site yet though, still a ways to go.
I currently have a 8” bds lift ( 8” strut spacer) on my 2015 Silverado, can I replace my stick strut and bds spacer with a mcgaughys 7-9” adjustable strut and set it at 9inches?
Can you explain how suspension lifts increases ground clearance? I thought bigger tires are the only way of gaining ground clearance. With the suspension lift, I don’t understand how the clearance increases from the axle to the ground.
It depends on the lift, send an email to our experts at info@customoffsets.com on the lift kit you are looking at and they will be able to inform you on the clearance level of the lift! 🤙
A suspension lift (usually) won't increase axle clearance, it will increase frame/body clearance. You can run larger tires with a lift which does increase axle clearance
These guys hate body lifts because they can afford the best quality 12-15” lift. I can only afford a 6” RCX with 3” body lift so that’s what I’m gonna do,
I really need an experienced tech to look at what exactly the previous owner did to this truck, from the outside it looks to have a 3 inch lift kit, you look under the wheel wells and it appears to have a heavy duty frame lift kit but the frame measured from the ground is most certainly not lifted.
Any lift is going to be bad for your truck. Some more so than others and body lifts worse than suspension but everything is going to wear out faster with a lift
My brother has been waiting 8 weeks for a lift and that hasn’t came yet and then when he unboxed his wheels and tires there was a chunk of the rim gone
We are very sorry to hear that! Many manufacturers are experiencing delays due to current events around the world and that may account for the lift taking longer. As for the wheels please have him email us at sales@customoffsets.com so we can resolve this issue ASAP! Thank you for your patience and we are sorry for the inconvenience. 🙏
Some body lifts like mine relocate the bumpers and I have gap guards the hide the lift. I only got it because theres not a lot of options for my model and the 8 inch superlift just wasn't high enough for what I wanted
I would make my dream come true if my damn SUSPENSION lift kit would get to me already.... it’s been 8 weeks, 😞 I just want it on my super duty already!! 🥺
We definitely understand that fam! Sadly many manufacturers are experiencing delays due to current events around the world. We are shipping as fast as possible! Thank you for your patience! 🙏 Send us an email to info@customoffsets.com if you need an update!
I have a strut spacer that would work. I bought in on ebay from Russia of all places, but I ended up having to sell my car before I got the kit. I'd sell it fairly cheap if you wanted it.
Level kit will have a brand new truck in the shop for a front end in no time ..im not a a fan of body lift either...have some bread to spend or just rock 33" on stock
@@jw7037 idk man a leveling kit never messed with any of my front end components to bad I always run a leveling kit and body lift in my trucks just preference I guess, and I would run 33s on stock if I could but they don't fit well on GMs
@@guyontheinternet8891 you not heard the SUVs are "trucks"? many of the manufacturers put almost the same frame and a lot of components off trucks on an SUV. So you can't really say that getting an SUV will make it less rusty and more reliable.
They honestly aren’t that bad and you putting a hurt for people to hate on others with them lol. I’d rather pay 450 for a good body lift to get to 12” total than take my whole lift off try and sell it and buy a 5k 12”. No ugly gaps since I hid everything and 99% of the time no one thinks I have one so not that bad
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Some body lift kits have bumper lifts too guys.
Why not get both I've been looking at a 5in suspension lift with a 3 in body lift and 35in. Tires for a grand total of roughly 10 in of lift
I have a 2007 Z71 (NBS) with FTS 7-9” adjustable suspension lift set at 9” stacked with a 3” body lift sitting on 37’s. Suspension kits get very expensive over 10 inches. I wanted 12 inches of total lift. This was the most affordable way to go for. I love how my truck looks. The body lift was professionally done and all the gaps are covered and the bumpers have been adjusted. It looks like it was built that way from factory. I’ve got a ton of ground clearance and the truck rides great. I have almost 30k miles on the lift and suspension parts. No issues at all so far.
Finally something positive 👏🏼 can you send me pics? Im in the same boat with a 9” Mcgaughys
Would the 7-9" lift handle good going mudding or in the snow? I have a 6 inch RC lift on my 01 tahoe, but I'm wanting to upgrade to a 7-9" lift at some point in the future. And FTS and Bulletproof are the only one's I've found so far that have them listed on their website.
@@reaperbravo1706 I’ve been very happy with mine. I think the additional ground clearance is important when it comes to off-road use. The taller lift will give you more fender space for tire travel which will also be less prone to rubbing. I don’t think more lift will necessarily make it your truck handle better, but it will make it more capable if that makes sense. I know since I graduated from 35’s up to 37’s it’s made a big difference. Best of luck to you.
@@mortarmantv ok thanks man. I've heard mixed reviews on the FTS lifts and bulletproof lifts.
@@reaperbravo1706 both companies make a great product. Can’t go wrong with either one in my opinion
You know sometimes you just gotta like your own comment just to get the ball rolling
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The video ive been waiting for. Honestly, ive also never liked body lifts mainy because the gap at the back of the truck🤷🏽♂️
Just to say you're lifted 😔
Back in the day, more like 6 year's ago my dad had a 99 Yukon Denali on a 9in lift and a 3in body lift and there was no gaps anywhere
@@tommypearson9260 it's to fit bigger tires just sayin
Well here’s a pro of a body lift: if your doing an engine swap and the new bigger engine is too tall a body lift will increase the hood clearance for the engine, this is required when doing the 3.0 L to 3.4L swap on the older 4runners
Running a 6 inch body lift on my 2020 Denali with magna ride. My heart told me so
@@JakeVFX1 got about 4 inches lmao, all jokes, my truck is too expensive to do that, also too expensive to buy more shit too it😂 barely affording it Lmaoo
@@antonioaguilar4592 Oh Gotcha 😂
The bank probably wouldnt like you doing that to their truck
I have an old 3rd gen 4runner so non of the cons apply, in fact there's a lot more benefit to a body lift. Like lower center of gravity. Because most of the weight of the vehicle is the frame and drivetrain, you're only lifting a smaller percentage of the truck's total weight. There's also the benefit of greater and articulation and downtravel of the suspesnion, because you are not changing the starting positions of the A arms in an IFS rig. it can flex downward more as well as upwards. anything beyond 3 inches of lift you actually begin to lose downtravel. That's why i'm doing a 2 inch suspension lift with a 1.5" body lift. You gain several inches of travel with the equivalent of almost 4 inches of lift and can fit 35s with limited fenderwell trimming.
You can just buy some fender liners to hide that gap between the body and frame. A body lift is required on the OBS Chevy trucks when doing a Cummins swap in order to account for the extra height so that the hood will clear the motor. When I finally finish lifting my crew cab it will have 9 total inches of lift with the 6 inch suspension and 3 inch body.
The ONLY reason I'm even considering a body lift is because I want to get a 4" lift on my car but I can't find anything higher than a 2, so I'm thinking about a 2" suspension lift AND a 2" body lift. For those wondering, it's a 2004 Chevy Trailblazer LT 4x4
Could you run a suspension lift meant for a Silverado?
@@mr.crocker4921 I don't believe so, the Trailblazers were built on a different platform than the Silverado and Tahoe
Hey I have a 2002 Toyota Tacoma four 2wd prerunner I only lifts I could find were rough country 6inch and a 2.5 lift u would like a 4 inch lift if any company makes one let me know.
Shoot us an email to info@customoffsets.com and our experts can try to help!
Almost every truck out there can handle a 1.5 body lift. The only issue I've found is some ground straps, that's it. Who cares about the visual items you stated, they're irrelevant. When your fording deep water a body lift makes sense along with a suspension lift.
Body lifts are hated only by businesses in the off road installs. They don’t make much of a profit on body lifts. If you want to put your vehicle and bank account under the knife go ahead. Thousands to alter a suspension and sometimes ruining a vehicle for its lifetime is absurd
I’ve got the 4 inch fab tech that is really more like 2 inches paid some one to install it because lack of tools on my 2013 Silverado 1500 with 20x10 and 35 12.50 I did the full NorCal and had slight rub at full turn so I got the 1.25 inch body lift from rough county and put it on by my self it was easy and looks really good (gap and seeing more frame included I like it) now only have slight rub when full turn and hitting bump, I think there is nothing wrong with a small body lift under 2 inch’s it’s a cheap easy way for extra height that looks good and isn’t near as bad as they make it sound in the video
I think just about everything you've said in this video is absolutely incorrect. Vehicles are all built with extra slack in there harnesses period. Been a mechanic for 20 plus years, unlip a few clips and boom you have enough room for probably a 10 inch body lift if you had the adapters to match. Body lifts come with steering adapters. With a body lift you maintain same center of gravity for better stability, with suspension lift you do not. With body lift you get adapters to relocate bumpers so there are zero gaps. You get the factory suspension which the OEM manufacturer spent 1000x amount of money and r and d on to perfect for your specific vehicle. Your exhaust can be lifted to match in about ten minutes for almost no cost. A body lift takes much much less time to put on then a complete suspension lift and is about 1/10th to 1/20th the cost. Think about it. What's easier, removing about 25 bolts and ten clips and redrilling a few holes or remove an entire suspension, replace it with way bigger parts and then align it all yes you'll need an alignment. You will not need one with a body lift. They make gap panels for about any body lift for a very low price. There's really no lose when you compare body and suspension. Body lifts are cheaper all the way around and easier to install period. Suspension lifts can give you much more lift but require way deeper pockets and can actually destroy your vehicles ride and feel, stability. Your choice. I have both on my truck but obviously the body lift is way safer and more OEM, less stress on components and gives you the reliability of the OEM suspension.
Yeah i stick with a leveling kit and spacers to fit my 35s
I have a 2005 colorado with a 3 inch body lift (we bought it this way) and i hate how the frame shows all the way around but taking it off would put me too close to the ground
I live in tampa fl and I literally just want bigger tires for more grip in the rain(it gets bad down here) I want to do this without lowering my center of gravity since I got a magnum dakota so it’s already wanting to slide if I don’t have any load in the back. Is this the best way to go about this orrrr?
I cant find any lift kits on your website for the kia sorento. I cant find all the parts on the website to fit my needs as promised........i got played
Body lift as long as done right makes working on your vehicles so much simpler! Just make sure to adjust your bumpers....... Lol. I think on certain vehicles it's just fine!!
Maybe if y’all had a kit to convert my dakota’s IFS I wouldn’t have had to get 2 lifts. It’s lookin mean though! Not ready to put it on the site yet though, still a ways to go.
What would you recommend for an obs chevy that I plan on putting a detroit motor in? The motor won't fit under the hood by a little bit
I currently have a 8” bds lift ( 8” strut spacer) on my 2015 Silverado, can I replace my stick strut and bds spacer with a mcgaughys 7-9” adjustable strut and set it at 9inches?
Shoot us an email to info@customoffsets.com and our experts can help make sure you are good to go!
My truck is 20 years old and the only rust on it is on the driver side rear fender and it’s always been an above the salt belt truck
Question: would a body lift be good with a 6 inch suspension lift to fit 38s?
with 9 inch total yes
I think body lifts make sense on a GM. I had one on a GMC worked great.
Does custom offsets have lift kits for suv's?
You can check right here fam! Customoffsets.com/suspension
@@CustomOffsetsTV The website doesn't have anything for suspension for what I have
If I’m trying to lift a truck higher than 6 inches then body lifts become amazing.
If I’m trying not to blow out my driveline components with humongous 5”+ suspension lifts, then yeah. Likewise, a mild body lift is a sound idea.
body lift on a 92 Nissan hardbody a good idea?
See my problem is I've been trying to find a lift taller than a 6 for my 04 silverado but can't find one anywhere
If Fueller made this video it would probably have to be censored😂😂😂
Can you explain how suspension lifts increases ground clearance? I thought bigger tires are the only way of gaining ground clearance. With the suspension lift, I don’t understand how the clearance increases from the axle to the ground.
It depends on the lift, send an email to our experts at info@customoffsets.com on the lift kit you are looking at and they will be able to inform you on the clearance level of the lift! 🤙
A suspension lift (usually) won't increase axle clearance, it will increase frame/body clearance. You can run larger tires with a lift which does increase axle clearance
If it’s a slight body lift it could fix rubbing issues. But on the same note it could ruin the look
These guys hate body lifts because they can afford the best quality 12-15” lift. I can only afford a 6” RCX with 3” body lift so that’s what I’m gonna do,
Why spend for a tacky body lift when you can just not have a lift at all for your vehicle that you're driving like a Civic?
Which is better for towing a 5th wheel?
Suspension kit w/ upgraded leaf packs. What truck do you have? We can post a link! -Fuller
Is there a way to tell if a truck is suspension lift v body??
Yes.
I really need an experienced tech to look at what exactly the previous owner did to this truck, from the outside it looks to have a 3 inch lift kit, you look under the wheel wells and it appears to have a heavy duty frame lift kit but the frame measured from the ground is most certainly not lifted.
Sounds like a job for your trusted local shop, my guy! 🤟
How much extra is a spare wheel? Just want the wheels not tires too as I want to use the tires I have now
We sell full size spares so it will cost the same for each individual wheel for 5 wheels! 🙏
I have a feeling that from 3:10 to 3:15 is really what Dustin's voice sounds like. He is just disguising it the rest of the time.
No wayyyyyyyyy 😂
Couldn’t of said it any better 💯
Any lift is going to be bad for your truck. Some more so than others and body lifts worse than suspension but everything is going to wear out faster with a lift
My brother has been waiting 8 weeks for a lift and that hasn’t came yet and then when he unboxed his wheels and tires there was a chunk of the rim gone
We are very sorry to hear that! Many manufacturers are experiencing delays due to current events around the world and that may account for the lift taking longer. As for the wheels please have him email us at sales@customoffsets.com so we can resolve this issue ASAP! Thank you for your patience and we are sorry for the inconvenience. 🙏
Love these guys
The body lift, in my opinion is a waste of time and money. Just save up some more money and get a suspension kit.
Waste of
Getting my comment pinned by custom offsets day 4
Some body lifts like mine relocate the bumpers and I have gap guards the hide the lift. I only got it because theres not a lot of options for my model and the 8 inch superlift just wasn't high enough for what I wanted
What you driving
@@chrisstepp3114 2019 Chevy Silverado LD legacy model 4 door
@@codylee5466 what size body lift? Where you get it? I have a 19 gmc sierra myself
Idk the brand. I believe it starts with performance. It's 3 inch
@@codylee5466 did you keep your tow hooks in the front? Im looking at same kit
Thanks for the info. I'm still going to
But CO doesn’t have suspension for 05 Ford Explorer 😔
Getting famous off of comments day 159, so I can live the dream, live life to the fullest🤙🚀
@Henry Ballard lol thanks
Ahhh yess the body lift!
We want more videos! CO FTW! 🔥
Body lifts are just fine for mall crawling brand new trucks when you have no reason to mess with suspension. 👍
Please bring fuller back
do you sell a 9inch suspenssion lift for a 2017 dodge ram 1500 4x4?
Check out lift kits for your 2017 Ram 1500 here - www.customwheeloffset.com/store/suspension?year=2017&make=Ram&model=1500&drive=4WD
Me watching this video sitting next to my 4 inch body lift that I haven’t even taken out of the box yet 😅
lmfaooo this is def one of the funniest vids ahahahahaha
I would make my dream come true if my damn SUSPENSION lift kit would get to me
already.... it’s been 8 weeks, 😞 I just want it on my super duty already!! 🥺
We definitely understand that fam! Sadly many manufacturers are experiencing delays due to current events around the world. We are shipping as fast as possible! Thank you for your patience! 🙏 Send us an email to info@customoffsets.com if you need an update!
What in the world, this feels like the truck version of fitment industries. thats awesome!
Hell yeah my man, we're the same team they cover cars, we do trucks!
How much is it to install a lift kit professionally
It will vary shop to shop, the lift and the truck you have!
Well the 2 inch lift will help me ls swap sooo
Love your vids
I got a 5inch lift lift on my 2021 Tahoe
I did both
So 300 body lift + 3100 to install or 2100 suspension lift + 1300 to install. Suspension lifts are better
Who’s going to charge 31 hrs of labor to put a body lift in. I work at a shop and it’s 8-10 hrs depending on the truck
Follow the instructions or a RUclips video and do it yourself. It’s free
It doesn’t cost 3100 to install a body lift…you trippin.
I can only get a body lift for my 2014 ford Escape I think I'll stick to bouncing through the mud holes 🤣
I have a strut spacer that would work. I bought in on ebay from Russia of all places, but I ended up having to sell my car before I got the kit. I'd sell it fairly cheap if you wanted it.
body lifts can also wear out causing the cab to become un level and or unstable
Why do you sell them if u dislike them
Talking about a body lift messing up wiring and steering....... can we please talk about people stacking lift kits and leveling kits then??
Y’all should make an app
A body lift doesn't make you the cash the suspension life does.
I’m sure this is probably me missing something as usual, but where is Fuller?! 😭
He left to pursue a badass dream of his and live a more private life!
@@CustomOffsetsTV Dangit! I mis hearing “Hey guys it’s Fuller from Custom Offsets...” 😭😭😭
Um, the definition of "hate" is "a strong dislike". Why do people perceive the word to mean something far more drastic?
when you have a 4th gen ram 1500 and biggest kit is a 6"... lol i have a 3inch body lift
also rams hide the frame gap really well
Back in the day, more like 6 year's ago my dad had a 99 Yukon Denali on a 9in lift and a 3in body lift and there was no gaps anywhere
I loved the just do it and make your dreams come true!!!
just the bumper and exhaust gap
Back in the day, more like 6 year's ago my dad had a 99 Yukon Denali on a 9in lift and a 3in body lift and there was no gaps anywhere
Ran body lifts on all my trucks and never had any problems caused by the body lift itself just saying
Level kit will have a brand new truck in the shop for a front end in no time ..im not a a fan of body lift either...have some bread to spend or just rock 33" on stock
@@jw7037 idk man a leveling kit never messed with any of my front end components to bad I always run a leveling kit and body lift in my trucks just preference I guess, and I would run 33s on stock if I could but they don't fit well on GMs
You should do a best first trucks for poor people
We have a couple best first truck videos on RUclips!
@@guyontheinternet8891 you not heard the SUVs are "trucks"? many of the manufacturers put almost the same frame and a lot of components off trucks on an SUV. So you can't really say that getting an SUV will make it less rusty and more reliable.
@@CustomOffsetsTV ok i will make sure to go check those out!!
Where’s fuller been?
He is pursuing a dream of his and living a more private life!
@@CustomOffsetsTV Oh that’s nice!
Sign me up. Where can I purchase that 250 dollar lift for my $55k truck
you can't hate on shit judging by the trucks you drive
Well be alright
Slowly steps away from my 4inch body lift obs
😂
this...guy...doesn't know what his talking about...I have done dozens of body lifts...old trucks and newer ones...no problems whatsoever 👍
I'm looking to REMOVE my 1978 bronco's body lift. it's pointless
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boyz where is fuller
He left to pursue a badass dream of his and live a more private life!
Yp
PRESIDENT TRUMP 2024!!!!
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They honestly aren’t that bad and you putting a hurt for people to hate on others with them lol. I’d rather pay 450 for a good body lift to get to 12” total than take my whole lift off try and sell it and buy a 5k 12”. No ugly gaps since I hid everything and 99% of the time no one thinks I have one so not that bad
Back in the day, more like 6 year's ago my dad had a 99 Yukon Denali on a 9in lift and a 3in body lift and there was no gaps anywhere
Only buy a body lift if your gonna squeeze 40s on and yee haw the shit out of it
under a 1000 views!!!
All the poors in the comments trying to defend themselves being poor
Lmao this guy
If the body lift was so bad they wouldn't sell them...Just sayin
The trump face had me laughing🤣 I could literally hear what he’s saying lol.Trump 2020!🇺🇸
Sure you get an ugly gap with a body lift but isn’t that what a gap guard is for
Back in the day, more like 6 year's ago my dad had a 99 Yukon Denali on a 9in lift and a 3in body lift and there was no gaps anywhere
@@Magnetic5oh perks of older gen trucks
First
yeah
nope
Why are you constantly moving your hands it seems like this is on purpose to get peoples attention but it’s annoying
I'm always looking at the box ....
What if you're a psycho and you want to do both body and suspension lift you don't care about consequences or prison .????