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POST PICTURES OF YOUR BODY LIFTS (2014+)

1badtie

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in 2014-2018 Silverado & Sierra Mods

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There is thread on this forum for suspension lifts, but not body lifts. Also noticing a lot of people posting up requesting for pictures, info, etc. So lets get a thread started for body lifts.

 

Remember to post the brand and size also!!!

 

Preferably pictures of the sides, front, and rear, GO!!!

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Only picture I have at the moment. 2.5in level kit with 1.5in body lift.

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2" rough country level, 1.5" zone body lift   295/70r18. 34" OD tires.     Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Only picture I have at the moment. 2.5in level kit with 1.5in body lift.

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That looks good man! What size tires are you running with this setup? I currently have the ProComp 2.25" level w/ 2" blocks in the rear running 33x12.5 on the stock Denali wheels. I have been thinking about adding a the Zone 1.5" body lift, and trying to squeeze some 35s under it, but I don't know if it will work.

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wow, these look good. The cherry on top of a level kit.

does anyone know what happens to the trailer hitch? does it stay in the stock location with a body lift?

worried if its not raised it might look odd? would like some pics from the rear

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Have any side shots?!? Looks great man.

 

Thank you. I don't have any decent side shots at the moment, sorry.

 

wow, these look good. The cherry on top of a level kit.

does anyone know what happens to the trailer hitch? does it stay in the stock location with a body lift?

worried if its not raised it might look odd? would like some pics from the rear

 

Yes the trailer hitch stays in the stock location. Like you, I thought it might look bad after the body lift but it doesn't look bad at all.

 

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I have a 4" suspension, 305/55/20 with -12 offset, and want 35x12.50's. Thinking 2" body lift, and maybe new wheels/tires, and selling mine. Any thoughts?

 

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If you already have a suspension lift installed, I would just increase that lift by 2 inches rather than installing a body lift. That's just me.

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Installing my Zone 1.5 BL currently and just finished the front. I noticed there is no steering adapter.. Im guessing you only adjust the steering shaft if you install a 3" BL? I recall installing one on my 2005 3" and just want to make sure I am not missing anything. Will post pics after I finish the back half install.

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Does a body lift move the recovery hooks? Like body goes up and frame stays down so hooks stay down as well? Are they still usable?

 

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Does a body lift move the recovery hooks? Like body goes up and frame stays down so hooks stay down as well? Are they still usable?

 

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The tow hooks flip upside down you drill 2 holes and all bolts go back in they are completely functional on the zone 1.5
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