2" or 3" Lift?
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Man, that looks mighty clean. Must have been garage kept. No sunroofs, the best.
For overlanding, 2" would be fine in my opinion. Might go with HD in rear, depending on storage compartments and sleeping platfprm weight. Went with medium on my first Dll, sagged a bit when loaded the extended trips.
For overlanding, 2" would be fine in my opinion. Might go with HD in rear, depending on storage compartments and sleeping platfprm weight. Went with medium on my first Dll, sagged a bit when loaded the extended trips.
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Go with a 3. Ive had 2 and 3 and the 3 opens up so many options. Want bigger tires down the road, no problem. Find an ARB or steel bumper super cheap on Craigslist, no problem.
Ive had 2 and 3. The 3 is by far for versatile.
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Man, that looks mighty clean. Must have been garage kept. No sunroofs, the best.
For overlanding, 2" would be fine in my opinion. Might go with HD in rear, depending on storage compartments and sleeping platfprm weight. Went with medium on my first Dll, sagged a bit when loaded the extended trips.
For overlanding, 2" would be fine in my opinion. Might go with HD in rear, depending on storage compartments and sleeping platfprm weight. Went with medium on my first Dll, sagged a bit when loaded the extended trips.
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Do you need to change control arm, adjustment axle distance, brake line, etc. when you do the 3" lift?
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