Quite the transformation, I'd say!

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Nah man. It's only an inch, I've measured. Sorry y'all don't like it here! It seems to get a lot of positive attention on all of my social media accounts and from people around town. It's all good though, I can respect differing opinions!

What are you measuring? It should be wheel well height through the hub centers. I, too, think you've got a bit much going there. Are there any other mods to the truck?
 

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It's not "way higher," but it does have an inch of lean. I don't know, I guess it's not every ones taste...


How does it handle on tight roads? It looks like it would be a handful. How many MPG's did you lose, its has to have a lot of drag with the front up like that. Kind of like an SUV gasser.
 
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How does it handle on tight roads? It looks like it would be a handful. How many MPG's did you lose, its has to have a lot of drag with the front up like that. Kind of like an SUV gasser.
It handles just like it did stock honestly. I'm getting 12-13 mpg in the city, which is right around what I was getting before the lift. The only thing that really changed after the lift was the way it looks. I will say i did notice a power decrease after I got my new wheels, but I think the only reason for that was the new wheels are a lot heavier than my old ones.
 
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What are you measuring? It should be wheel well height through the hub centers. I, too, think you've got a bit much going there. Are there any other mods to the truck?
That's exactly how I measured man. It really doesn't lean that much, but in the last photo it looks more exaggerated than it really is because I have the wheel slightly turned, and I was parked on a bit of an incline.
 

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I think u need some MT tires to pull off that look. Street tires look like u skipped leg day lol
 

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