Reason for lifting the front higher than the back?

Keep the front high because...

 

#instaregear

 

those deep wheels are HIDEOUS.

 

how the heck do you even see the road lol

 

Danger driver can only see objects 250ft ahead

 

Lakeside! Lol. Wish I was at barona eating shit buffet

Good times

 

OK mr access cab boi

 

Yah man. I guess this counts too, but mainly because no bump stops

And I have a real reason

 

looks good

 

All ways going up hill.

 

It really doesn't. It looks so funky. Im embarrassed to drive it

 

Doesn't help you have a couple hundred pounds of tires in the rear.

Some say he only knows 3 facts, and they're all about sharks. And rumor has it he built his truck up so much, he tried unbuild it.
All we know is...HE'S CALLED @fatfurious2 ! *crowd applause*

 

They want to lift the truck, but lack the lower body strength to lift heavy things higher into the bed (fitting into skinny jeans is priority).

https://i.imgur.com/nZ5H5mm.gifv

 

The configuration that looks most like a real truck? What the hell are you smoking?
You've run out of things to try to hurt my feelings, so you're commenting on that fact that I have an Access Cab?

 

omg looks at all this bRo lean how could he ruin his truck like that woww

 

FTFY

 

I lifted the front with the intentions of leveling. I hadn't decided on what I'm going to do on the rear and couldn't wait to put on my new kings.

It turns out that the 700lb coils need LOTS of weight. My stock front end was lifted 2 1/2" from the coils with the factory preload. A 600lb coil would have been 1/2" (level). I drove around like that for 6 months. It was embarrassing as hell and a stiff ride. Even with a cbi t3 and smittybilt winch the front end is still 2" with factory preload.

 

The "Palatka Lean"

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Palatka Lean

Sure ain't gonna get much work done with that truck son !