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Church · 12-11-2002, 11:27 AM

Combining only half of a body lift with any type suspension lift will throw the body lines off. If the truck has to much of a rake you have a couple of options. If the front of the truck is to your liking as far as height goes and you want the rear close to leve with the front, then you can do an axle flip kit to lower the rear. If you perform this I highly recommend a "c-notch" to be done as well. I assume this truck is a full size truck and not an s-10. You can also raise the front back up to get rid of the rake as well.
Hope this helps,
Ryan

12-11-2002, 11:27 AM	#2
Church Carolina Classic Trucks Join Date: Jan 2000 Location: The South Posts: 792	Combining only half of a body lift with any type suspension lift will throw the body lines off. If the truck has to much of a rake you have a couple of options. If the front of the truck is to your liking as far as height goes and you want the rear close to leve with the front, then you can do an axle flip kit to lower the rear. If you perform this I highly recommend a "c-notch" to be done as well. I assume this truck is a full size truck and not an s-10. You can also raise the front back up to get rid of the rake as well. Hope this helps, Ryan __________________



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