Body lift

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WildBill

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So ive read on here that a 1.5 body lift for a OBS will work on a NBS?

What is involved in a small body lift like that? Any wiring, brake hose, steering shaft extensions required?

Anyone seen a install guide of some kind for this?
 
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sweet. how about the install and other mods required?
 

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Does the truck lift move the rear bumper up or do you have to make your own bracket? If the OBS fits the NBS does the bumper move with it?
 

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old body style and new body style

why do you want to do a body lift? i was able to lift the front of my tahoe 2.5" for $180 with some extended bilsteins...
 
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Because, I already have keys and spacers. I want a few more inches of lift, but I dont want a 6" lift. so a body lift is the next step.

how did you get lift from new shocks ???

Any way...Can someone fill me in on the body lift details on a nbs?
 

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Body lift includes blocks to go on all the body mount locations and longer bolts to accommodate the blocks as well as a steering shaft extender and bumper lift brackets because the bumpers are mounted to the frame so if you lift the body the bumpers will stay low and look stupid
 
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how about brake lines and electrical extensions? are they required on only a 1.5" lift? and How do you do it??? it seems like you can't unbolt the whole body and start jacking on one end without bending or tweaking the body?
 

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For just a 1.5in lift brake lines and electrical would probably be fine.
The ideal situation is to have a lift and lift the whole body at once but in a driveway install you will basically be unbolting all the mounting points jacking up the body sliding in the blocks and putting the bolts back in.
 

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