Yes I have a question I hope someone can answer.... why are their no "any level kits" for F150s??? There all made for 3/4 ton and higher trucks. I would love to get a any level kit for my F150.
Nah, a side from tire rod ends, my only worry was “will my truck still have the towing capability to haul all this poon tang around?”. Answer was, yes....cuz there wasn’t very much to begin with😭
How much did it cost you? How much lift did you do and what is your truck? What tires are you running and how do you like the ride/lift? Sorry for the bombard of questions but I’m debating on lifting my truck!
@@fcdallas7137 $950 , took 8 hours to install. I have a 04 F150 with a 4" Rough Country lift, running 35x12.5r17 Ironman MT with 17x9 Pro Comp Alloy Off Road wheels. The lift is great , not too high but not low either. Ride quality is great also. Nothing to complain about.
I had a 6 inch procomp lift kit on my 2013 Silverado. I had it on there since i bought the truck. As of this comment i took the lift off and went to leveled with 33s. A lifted truck just won’t tow as good as a stock truck unless you have big pockets and regear the truck accordingly. My truck was running 3.42s stock to get it towing right i would of had to go to 4.88s. The power was just gone between the huge 35s and towing a lot of weight.
Lifted a new 2003 Sierra SLT Z71. 6” on 35”. 3 transmissions , front end issues, axles, steering issues ( all the time) and 90,000 miles later, the truck was done. Lift kits kill your truck. But that is the price we pay to play! Rule number one - agree to the issues above and you are ready!
WHY THIS FAT FK DID NOT SAY THAT IN THE VIDEO. OOOOO I FORGOT HIS SHOP SELLS LIFT KITS. I KNEW SOMETHING WAS NOT RIGHT . ESPECIALLY WITH HOW HE DODGED OVER THE QUESTION. HE SAID TECHNICALY NO LIKE REALLY DUDE WHAT A LIAR!!!!!!!!!!! 0 CREDIBILITY
In some states they are starting to make it so you can not be pulled over for lifts tint etc but if you are speeding it not using a signal you can be but in the same argument a coo could also pull you over even if you are only going a few miles over
If your truck (with a lift kit installed) gets totaled, will your insurance company cover the cost of the lift kit? If not, can lift kit companies reimburse the cost of the lift kit? I feel like I know the answers to these questions already, but just felt the need to comment anyway.
You can give the receipts to your insurance company and they will adjust your insurance to add coverage for it. Any modification can be added to your insurance it will just up your insurance though.
@@bradleypumba the receipt is easy and works majority of the time. There's a guy who works on the same military base I work at (federal employee) and he spent close to 4k on a 3.5 inch Icon lift with Kings and then got into a fender bender the next week. The insurance paid for him to get a brand new lift and all he did was give them a receipt and pics of the kit. I think he said he had USAA.
Pro Comp gives you best full free warranty on the market, and ride is so smooth.....bought truck brand new and had dealership install, I love mine 2014 gmc slt, 6" pro comp stage 1, w/ 35 toyo r/t,
2016 Duramax 2500 LTZ 4 1/2 inch BDS non torsion bar drop lift Fox Performance series shocks 20x10 wheels on a set of 35x12.50x20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers in a 12 ply .Rides twice as good as it did stock !!!!!!!!
Could always even get your lift, tires and wheels financed when you buy your truck so it isn’t straight expensive but does add a little more to pay off
@@Diamondboi-pj2in Ford ranger, I got mine for $185 and with less than $4000 into it we have 15 in of lift and new 35s no rust and it was daily drivable at about $300
My state is so laxed on street laws that I’ve seen trucks that take up the entire lane there made so wide! If you want to have a badass street truck then Ohio (my state) might be the best place for you to hang your hat.
Yeah, most midwest states are pretty cool with car mods in general. I'm from Kansas and they don't do smog, safety inspection (except for rare cases involving imports usually) and won't pull you over for fix it tickets normally. They'll only tack them on if you're already pulled over. It's a great state for car guys.
Got my dads old Silverado i live in western Illinois and the wind is definitely annoying because i see same make/model and gen trucks blowing by me. But at 60 the wind is tossing me. I feel like a lift would make it worse
i bought a truck off facebook with a 9inch lift and 3 inch body lift, it feels janky, what should i worry about since it was sitting for quite a while?
Hey I’m new into truck but just buying my very first one but I have a 2019 Dodge Ram 1500 classic I’m just trying to get some information from a guy who obviously knows what he’s talking about😂 I want to put a 3 inch lift in my truck but I have to clue about rims and tires and I want the wheels just to stuck out a little bit any advice or reply helps thanks!
Hey man! Check out our gallery, it will show you different setups and specs to help you achieve the look you want, as well as the rubbing and trimming details! customoffsets.com/gallery
For 2wd trucks do they need to cut the frame to allow the front dropped cross members to be fitted???? From what I saw and read elsewhere that no cutting is required just only for the 4x4’s,yes they do because of the front axle is in the way.
@@CustomOffsetsTV very true. I own a 18’ F150 2wd and from what I’ve seen for them there’s no cutting involved. Correct me if I’m wrong tho. I’ve seen a few 18 f150s on the channel Did u guys had to do any cutting on any???
Should I visit their website? Cause if I do imma go nuts and want to buy a million things, but I’m bored as hell right now. So what the fuck should I do?
Considering lifting my truck. My only concern is, it’s a 17 year old truck with 197k miles. Chevy 5.3 so I’m not too concerned with high miles. But it’s hard to throw 2k at a truck that’s so old. Anyone have any input or opinions?
Had warranty work done on my lifted truck and the dealership just charged me to take the parts I added off and charged the warranty for everything else
I like the raked look, dont like sidesteps. I work with my trucks, sometimes i go off road on job sitesbut ground clearance is not a major concern. Often lifts will cause increased wear and tear on suspension or is that a myth?
I'm a Chevy guy and a buddy at work thinks he's the Chevy GOD!!! He keeps telling me that I have to tune my computer to change the shift points because I put 33's on it and stock they were 29's. I've had it lifted for two years and only tuned the engine specs. I haven't noticed any problems shifting. Is he full of it or is there something to his warnings. I can't find anything anywhere telling me either way. The truck has the infamous 4L60E transmission.
I have 2017 sierra 1500 silver aluminum I wan for lift light wheel and tires and sound what is your suggestions not too high not too low not too much of mod offset a little bit but not too much yeah let kno
You hit the transmission portion of my question… but will lifting my truck (2017 F-150) put too much stress on any part of the drive shaft and cause it to not function properly and causing headaches/costly repairs down the road? I’ve been told that anything passed 6” of lift puts too much stress on CVs and the drive shafts. 4WD truck.
@Chapo Guzman vibration🤔 na i haven’t had that problem it was smooth ass ride for the first few months but I need new shocks it’s a ruff ride now but just haven’t upgraded to the billstein shocks yet
Got a 2016 Toyota Tundra crewmax 4x4, thinking of the BDS 4.5 lift kit. Will I loose any towing capacity ? My other option is to go with the BDS coilover leveling kit which gives me 3 inch lift. Stuck on what to do. I tow all the time and this is my daily driver. Off road is mainly muck here in Florida
You'll lose a little towing, it can still do it, but with a lift, and bigger tires it'll be a little slower to get up to speed and handle a smidge different but can still tow just fine
@customoffests I am a Wisconsin boy and I am 15 with a little money and I want your guys opinions on what I should get for my first truck and wheres the cheapest option to get a first time truck
Just got the 6 inch rc lift 35s and 20/12 wheels from you guys just wondering if replacing the tie rods and ball joints would be the smart move I won’t be doing any serious off-roading or anything just my first time with the whole truck experience
Hey man, many manufacturers are experiencing delays due to current events around the world so it is causing lifts to be delayed. If he sends us an email to info@customoffsets.com or calls 920-221-0110 we can definitely help him with his order and figure out what is going on. Thank you!
Gas mileage, for sure. I know you never buy a truck for gas mileage, but stock, I get 16MPG and I wouldn't want to be blindsided when I suddenly get 8mpg when I install a lift.
Update: He’s not mad at all, he laughed it off if anything. I was just backing out of a parking spot when it gave up, I tried putting it in 4x4 but that also gave out. So now it only has Drive, 1st, and 2nd
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Hi dad
If u have like a 10 year old truck and adding lift kit would u suggest replacing the other components. To be exact it’s an 2009 f-150
Yes I have a question I hope someone can answer.... why are their no "any level kits" for F150s??? There all made for 3/4 ton and higher trucks. I would love to get a any level kit for my F150.
Nah, a side from tire rod ends, my only worry was “will my truck still have the towing capability to haul all this poon tang around?”.
Answer was, yes....cuz there wasn’t very much to begin with😭
My truck currently in shop now getting lifted as I watch this lol
How much did it cost you? How much lift did you do and what is your truck? What tires are you running and how do you like the ride/lift? Sorry for the bombard of questions but I’m debating on lifting my truck!
@@fcdallas7137 $950 , took 8 hours to install. I have a 04 F150 with a 4" Rough Country lift, running 35x12.5r17 Ironman MT with 17x9 Pro Comp Alloy Off Road wheels. The lift is great , not too high but not low either. Ride quality is great also. Nothing to complain about.
Same lol
@@GATOR_KB is your truck still doing good? My is in the shop as well getting a 5in lift done lol
lucky
BDS = NO WARRANTY ISSUES!
I had a 6 inch procomp lift kit on my 2013 Silverado. I had it on there since i bought the truck. As of this comment i took the lift off and went to leveled with 33s. A lifted truck just won’t tow as good as a stock truck unless you have big pockets and regear the truck accordingly. My truck was running 3.42s stock to get it towing right i would of had to go to 4.88s. The power was just gone between the huge 35s and towing a lot of weight.
Finally I was early and I want to put a 6in lift on my truck so can I tow still
yes, u can.
Most likely you just will need a large drop tow hitch
6" lift on a 2014 silverado 1500 I tow alot of shit
4 sure my trucks got 15in and i tow
Once again it depends. What kinda truck and tire specs?
Love to see whistlins new vid clipped in this 😂😂
Lifted a new 2003 Sierra SLT Z71. 6” on 35”. 3 transmissions , front end issues, axles, steering issues ( all the time) and 90,000 miles later, the truck was done. Lift kits kill your truck. But that is the price we pay to play! Rule number one - agree to the issues above and you are ready!
WHY THIS FAT FK DID NOT SAY THAT IN THE VIDEO. OOOOO I FORGOT HIS SHOP SELLS LIFT KITS. I KNEW SOMETHING WAS NOT RIGHT . ESPECIALLY WITH HOW HE DODGED OVER THE QUESTION. HE SAID TECHNICALY NO LIKE REALLY DUDE WHAT A LIAR!!!!!!!!!!! 0 CREDIBILITY
In some states they are starting to make it so you can not be pulled over for lifts tint etc but if you are speeding it not using a signal you can be but in the same argument a coo could also pull you over even if you are only going a few miles over
If your truck (with a lift kit installed) gets totaled, will your insurance company cover the cost of the lift kit? If not, can lift kit companies reimburse the cost of the lift kit? I feel like I know the answers to these questions already, but just felt the need to comment anyway.
You can give the receipts to your insurance company and they will adjust your insurance to add coverage for it. Any modification can be added to your insurance it will just up your insurance though.
@@VFio689 good to know
Get it appraised after the build and give them the appraisal paperwork to adjust the amount your vehicle is insured for
@@jake_ruhl seems like giving the recipts is easier
@@bradleypumba the receipt is easy and works majority of the time. There's a guy who works on the same military base I work at (federal employee) and he spent close to 4k on a 3.5 inch Icon lift with Kings and then got into a fender bender the next week. The insurance paid for him to get a brand new lift and all he did was give them a receipt and pics of the kit. I think he said he had USAA.
Pro Comp gives you best full free warranty on the market, and ride is so smooth.....bought truck brand new and had dealership install, I love mine 2014 gmc slt, 6" pro comp stage 1, w/ 35 toyo r/t,
🔥🔥🔥
2016 Duramax 2500 LTZ 4 1/2 inch BDS non torsion bar drop lift Fox Performance series shocks 20x10 wheels on a set of 35x12.50x20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers in a 12 ply .Rides twice as good as it did stock !!!!!!!!
🔥🔥🔥
Finally throwing a turbo in my Gen 4 Ram 1500
I want to do this to mine too! I’ve got a 2011 with the 287ci/4.7L powertech V8. I’m gonna delete the cats, and get headers for it first though.
@@hilljackzack7284 lol you got a 2011 but you pic is a 1st gen
It's 4th gen
@@nathanielhines4989 lol I found that pic on google. My actual truck is a 4th gen.
@@hilljackzack7284 oh ok lol
Here are the funnies:
2:09, 2:15, 3:29, 4:29, 4:42
Could always even get your lift, tires and wheels financed when you buy your truck so it isn’t straight expensive but does add a little more to pay off
Always regear the axles for the tire size you choose. Your trans will thank you
I think the number 1 fear is the cost of lifting your truck.
I want to lift my current truck but its 20 years old and im turning 16 soon so I might get a new one soon im saving up
@@bradleypumba Save yo money my dude. That's my $0.02 anywho.
@@VoltzyBoi true dat but I'm 15 I want a truck where is the cheapest trucks that I could buy
I am 15 and I want a first truck and I have no money right now but I have a question where is the cheapest way to get a good first truck
@@Diamondboi-pj2in Ford ranger, I got mine for $185 and with less than $4000 into it we have 15 in of lift and new 35s no rust and it was daily drivable at about $300
I got a leveling kit on my tahoe on 35s on 22 inch rim
I just got a 14inch FTS lift with 44x15.50R30x16
Love the vids but the ADTR tattoo made my day i have a similar one!!
Can you guys please post some 2020 Tacoma lifted videos or leveling kit?
We can take that into consideration!
I pull a horse trailer and wanted to know how a lift would affect my towing capability
As long as you buy a quality lift you may just need a drop hitch! 💪
Lol liked the part of whistling diesel and monster max
3:29 guy faceplants into back of the seat 🤣😂😭
Death wobble is another big concern
I’m putting my 3” spacers back on and swapping out my control arms😂😂 I’ve got a 3” body lift on with 33/12.5/15, soon to be 35’s
Should look at upgrading pitman arm with a lift. Had one snap at the joint.
My state is so laxed on street laws that I’ve seen trucks that take up the entire lane there made so wide! If you want to have a badass street truck then Ohio (my state) might be the best place for you to hang your hat.
Yeah, most midwest states are pretty cool with car mods in general. I'm from Kansas and they don't do smog, safety inspection (except for rare cases involving imports usually) and won't pull you over for fix it tickets normally. They'll only tack them on if you're already pulled over. It's a great state for car guys.
@@c4onmylip my uncle in Indiana used to drive around in a GMT 400 with no exhaust.
Got my dads old Silverado i live in western Illinois and the wind is definitely annoying because i see same make/model and gen trucks blowing by me. But at 60 the wind is tossing me. I feel like a lift would make it worse
i bought a truck off facebook with a 9inch lift and 3 inch body lift, it feels janky, what should i worry about since it was sitting for quite a while?
What kind cuh
It wouldn’t hurt to take it into a trusted shop and they can take a look and help you decide if you need to change it man! 🙏
G 94 chevy k2500 6.5
I have a question! Lifting my truck wil make me cooler right?
No but don't worry about what other people think.
We think it makes you cooler, but we do agree who cares what other people think! 💪🤷♂️
I got a rough country 2inch lift on my ram 1500 and it rides super rough compared to the factory suspension, every bump i hit sounds expensive
I just want a 14 F-150 with a 10-12 bulletproof lift
Hey I’m new into truck but just buying my very first one but I have a 2019 Dodge Ram 1500 classic I’m just trying to get some information from a guy who obviously knows what he’s talking about😂 I want to put a 3 inch lift in my truck but I have to clue about rims and tires and I want the wheels just to stuck out a little bit any advice or reply helps thanks!
Hey man! Check out our gallery, it will show you different setups and specs to help you achieve the look you want, as well as the rubbing and trimming details! customoffsets.com/gallery
Did you figure it out? I have the same truck as you! I just got my wheels and tires from custom offsets today!
Lol Maryland is terrible with lifting and how much a wheel sticks out can barely stick out 1 inch, anymore is illegal
Always clean videos 💪
For 2wd trucks do they need to cut the frame to allow the front dropped cross members to be fitted???? From what I saw and read elsewhere that no cutting is required just only for the 4x4’s,yes they do because of the front axle is in the way.
It is going to vary from truck to truck man!
@@CustomOffsetsTV very true. I own a 18’ F150 2wd and from what I’ve seen for them there’s no cutting involved. Correct me if I’m wrong tho. I’ve seen a few 18 f150s on the channel Did u guys had to do any cutting on any???
Should I visit their website? Cause if I do imma go nuts and want to buy a million things, but I’m bored as hell right now. So what the fuck should I do?
Do it 👀 www.customoffsets.com
This is good stuff to know Iam only going with 4" inch lift. On 37s I should be okay with that
Considering lifting my truck. My only concern is, it’s a 17 year old truck with 197k miles. Chevy 5.3 so I’m not too concerned with high miles. But it’s hard to throw 2k at a truck that’s so old. Anyone have any input or opinions?
If it is worth it to you, then that is all that matters man! 🙏🔥
I wouldn’t. Unless you put a cheap lift on it
Had warranty work done on my lifted truck and the dealership just charged me to take the parts I added off and charged the warranty for everything else
Thank you for that first question I asked that one lol
I like the raked look, dont like sidesteps. I work with my trucks, sometimes i go off road on job sitesbut ground clearance is not a major concern. Often lifts will cause increased wear and tear on suspension or is that a myth?
I'm a Chevy guy and a buddy at work thinks he's the Chevy GOD!!! He keeps telling me that I have to tune my computer to change the shift points because I put 33's on it and stock they were 29's. I've had it lifted for two years and only tuned the engine specs. I haven't noticed any problems shifting. Is he full of it or is there something to his warnings. I can't find anything anywhere telling me either way. The truck has the infamous 4L60E transmission.
Don't pay attention to any of it for 33s
I want a BDS “no fine print” Lift Kit for my truck but it’s gonna have to wait a couple years lol
Getting mine put on next week
@@byrongreenleaf7246 nice 👍🏻
Eyyyy I saw the monster max!!!!
I need to get my suspension sorted out because it's got a 3 inch suspension lift and sways especially at highway speeds
What do you have
@@bhswarrior94 a 2001 jeep grand Cherokee wj.
Take it into a shop so they can help diagnose the issues man! 🙏
@@Jman149 Hmm interesting yeah that doesn't sound too good
@@CustomOffsetsTV I most definitely will be.
I have 2017 sierra 1500 silver aluminum I wan for lift light wheel and tires and sound what is your suggestions not too high not too low not too much of mod offset a little bit but not too much yeah let kno
Look through our gallery to help you find the look you want fam!! Customoffsets.com/gallery
What about the angles, which lifts have good angles and do not cost a arm and a leg?
Is it hard to reach stuff with those tiny t-rex arms of yours lol jk great video
I have a 2016 Nissan Frontier, and I want to put a lift on it. The only kit I can find is out of my budget. Any suggestions?
Send us an email to info@customoffsets.com and we can try to help find you one that is in your budget!
No fear
I have a 2002 Chevy avalanche. I want to level it and get wheels and tires for it. What are your suggestions?
Look through our gallery to find what you like!! Customoffsets.com/gallery
Would say this is my fear but the lift kit I want for my fist build is 23,998 (ultimate air ride)
Not even close to worth it unless you're building a SEMA truck. My Duramax didn't even cost that with low miles.
@@bhswarrior94 it was mostly just a joke I'm actually going mcgauys instead
I'm just trying know if I'm going to have to regear if i up to 37inch tires on a Chevy 1500
Year and engine?
@@bhswarrior94 ‘15 with a 5.3L
@@joeroberto6466 Should be fine try it out and if it's bad then regear
The headlights on that Chevy on the thumbnail is sick anyone know what they are?
Hit up @lawsonn.co on IG! 🙏
PRO-Series Projector Headlights; Matte Black
Should i get it installed professionally or could i do it at home?
You hit the transmission portion of my question… but will lifting my truck (2017 F-150) put too much stress on any part of the drive shaft and cause it to not function properly and causing headaches/costly repairs down the road? I’ve been told that anything passed 6” of lift puts too much stress on CVs and the drive shafts. 4WD truck.
we've lifted plenty of trucks, including F150's with zero return issues of driveshaft angles!
I got a 2wd 6 inch rough country lift on a 05 Cat eye Silverado can I replace those RCX Shocks with Fox Shocks or a different brand 🤔🤔🤔
Shoot us an email to info@customoffsets.com and we can help verify that it will work!
@Chapo Guzman vibration🤔 na i haven’t had that problem it was smooth ass ride for the first few months but I need new shocks it’s a ruff ride now but just haven’t upgraded to the billstein shocks yet
Hi
Hey I’ve been watching you guys for a while now and I’m building a 95 f150, how do I get sponsors and stuff?
Send us an email to info@customoffsets.com with your complete proposal for a chance to be sponsored!
Will using 4wd tear up my suspension components after lifting my 16 sierra
Definitely shouldn't have any issues man!
Got a 2016 Toyota Tundra crewmax 4x4, thinking of the BDS 4.5 lift kit. Will I loose any towing capacity ? My other option is to go with the BDS coilover leveling kit which gives me 3 inch lift. Stuck on what to do. I tow all the time and this is my daily driver. Off road is mainly muck here in Florida
You'll lose a little towing, it can still do it, but with a lift, and bigger tires it'll be a little slower to get up to speed and handle a smidge different but can still tow just fine
Hi customoffsets love this channel
Thanks for your support! 💪
@@CustomOffsetsTV no problem keep your trucks going btw wheres your guys shop?
What would about the mpg and towing capacity/towing geometry of 35’s and up?
Depends on the truck
MPGs will take a hit towing capacity in stuff depends on a few factors
Yeah, we agree it depends on quite a few things!
Does a lift kit affect your ability to tow and truck payload
Nope there's other factors that do though
Agreed, it does not!
Lower ball joints take the most abuse.
Is putting a lift kit on my truck bad even thow im a beginner driver
My truck only has 15k miles you think I’ll be good putting a mcgouys 7in on it or should I upgrade some parts like ball joints and tie rods
Should be plenty fine!
Does a three-inch lift on my dodge Dakota 2000 will require extra leaf spring in rear?
Send us an email to info@customoffsets.com and our experts can help!
Kinda sucks watching these in Europe knowing I might never afford an American truck unless I move 😕
You’ll get there man! 🙏🔥
@@CustomOffsetsTV I hope so 😂🤙🏾
Wow. That c10 at 3:00 is digusting.
Anyone know where I can get cheap but good runner bars
Should I be fine poking 5 inches if I only can poke 3?
Warranties, lmao
🤣 ikr
How big of a lift before having to extend driveshafts
That’s going to vary truck to truck man!
Who cares about a smooth ride if you look like a badass
@customoffests I am a Wisconsin boy and I am 15 with a little money and I want your guys opinions on what I should get for my first truck and wheres the cheapest option to get a first time truck
Just get you a 2000 to 2005 Chevy or gmc half ton. Has the 5.3 and looks good for cheap.
Obs chevy if you can find a non rusted out one
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@@rkproductions2558 thanks man
@@jake_ruhl thanks bro
if you lift to hight will you need a new drive line
Currently putting in 12k worth of work while watching this
Will it affect my overall towing capacity?
As long as you buy a quality lift you should be fine!
Is a 2013 considered an old truck regarding replacing the tie rods and ball joints?
Can be depending on miles
@@CustomOffsetsTV it has 71,000 miles on it
Just got the 6 inch rc lift 35s and 20/12 wheels from you guys just wondering if replacing the tie rods and ball joints would be the smart move I won’t be doing any serious off-roading or anything just my first time with the whole truck experience
@@Yurpppp what did you end up doing? My truck is similar to your description & have the same question
if i get a 8 inch lift would it make me slower?
Due to wind resistance and presumably larger wheels and tires yes.
My brother has waited 7 weeks for a lift kit and is still waiting
Hey man, many manufacturers are experiencing delays due to current events around the world so it is causing lifts to be delayed. If he sends us an email to info@customoffsets.com or calls 920-221-0110 we can definitely help him with his order and figure out what is going on. Thank you!
Gas mileage, for sure. I know you never buy a truck for gas mileage, but stock, I get 16MPG and I wouldn't want to be blindsided when I suddenly get 8mpg when I install a lift.
Don't get big ass tires
15 th have a great day!
My state law for lifts is that it can’t exceed 14 feet
HAHA i love all the first first comments
My only fear would be after lifting would I flip easier doing donuts
I mean I wouldn’t slap a 7 inch lift on a truck and have your tires stick out 3 inches if you live in New York 😂
My fear is power loss
I'll get my lift kit from GM...
People are scared to lift their truck?
I’m watching this as I’m thinking how I’m going to break the news to my dad that I broke his transmission...
Good luck hope he doesent get so mad
Good luck man! 🙏🙏🙏
Update: He’s not mad at all, he laughed it off if anything. I was just backing out of a parking spot when it gave up, I tried putting it in 4x4 but that also gave out. So now it only has Drive, 1st, and 2nd
First
There you go with the damn hands again
If your worried it will ride like shit, dont lift it little baby
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