Yeah that doesn't look too bad at all.. Since I know some people are able to run 33's with little to no rubbing without really trimming, I am going to play it somewhat safe, and go wtih 32's, not the...
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Re: Lift kit debate, Is it too good to be true??
Yeah that doesn't look too bad at all.. Since I know some people are able to run 33's with little to no rubbing without really trimming, I am going to play it somewhat safe, and go wtih 32's, not the...
Re: Lift kit debate, Is it too good to be true??
Seems like a pretty good setup to me... now one thing I would look into though... is getting a set of bumpstops front and rear... so you won't tear up any body panels, flares or your new tires when...
Re: Lift kit debate, Is it too good to be true??
Yeah if I had the money too I would def. pick that kit up too... I plan to upgrade my stock upper, and the Rusty's lower to Andy's long arms, when I go up on lift height, or after I take care of a...
Re: Lift kit debate, Is it too good to be true??
I'll give you that... and I like I said I wasn't trying to hit at you or anything... was just saying in general most people regret going AAL over full packs.... If I could get an AAL kit +...
Re: Lift kit debate, Is it too good to be true??
Honestly... you'r choice obviously... but you can pick up the Rusty's 4.5" lift for $669 by itself... and then pick up some 15" rock crawler rims from Quadratec for $59ea, and then you can find a...