purple 'hoe
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I've never done one myself, but I have a buddy who just did one on his 94 K1500, and it seemed to go pretty easy for him. Personally, I've never cared for them, but to each their own.
3" Body Lift Removal
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I've never done one myself, but I have a buddy who just did one on his 94 K1500, and it seemed to go pretty easy for him. Personally, I've never cared for them, but to each their own.
If you don't like the appearance of the gap in the back of your hoe with the body lift you should get covers for it or make some yourself. I got mine from a company called lift lips, not sure if they are still around. The body lift is relatively easy to install, you need a steering extension, shroud extension, and I think some adjustment of the parking brake is needed.
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Ya my axle combo is a 14 bolt semi float front d44, that combo youre going for is a lot beefier
kind of wish I could have found a reasonable d60 but I might have been able to if I looked longer. The d44 is a high pinion reverse cut gear which ppl recommend, it is out of a 78 f250. I would like to get some 37s from an army hummer tire seller in my town called trail worthy fab
---------- Post added at 03:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:46 PM ----------
Ya my axle combo is a 14 bolt semi float front d44, that combo youre going for is a lot beefier
kind of wish I could have found a reasonable d60 but I might have been able to if I looked longer. The d44 is a high pinion reverse cut gear which ppl recommend, it is out of a 78 f250. I would like to get some 37s from an army hummer tire seller in my town called trail worthy fab
