I want to lift my baby
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hey hilltopper, I JUST got done with having new tires(18"rims) and a 2" lift installed. I have done the front drive shaft and head gaskets and it has given me peace of mind, glad I got all the kinks worked ou before I lifted it. As for options I went with RTE 2" springs, the ride is greatly improved and I got the exact look I was going for. I purchased them when they were still $350 for the front and back. I just checked rovertymes site and the now charge $350 for the front set and another $350 for the back. They do have some complete set ups ( All 4 springs and 4 shocks) for $650 or so. As for tires I went with Firestone Destination AT"s 255/70 r18's. They measure 32.1". I worked out a deal with the local Firestone and got them for $650 out the door ( mounted, balanced and installed). They were going to be $758 but when I talked to the shop manager and told him I can get them shipped to my door for $650 from tirerack he offered me the deal on the spot. Those guys HATE losing business to online retailers. Hope this helps, good luck.
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Frank,can you post up a picture of your rig with the lift/tires? I would be interested in seeing the 255/70, as most guys are going for the 265's these days. I personally like the tall skinnies, gives it kind of an old school look. Gracias in advance
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