4" and larger lift 3rd gen's

UPDATE: I posted my truck before but just added a Honeybadger bumper.
Before:


After:

 

Maxtrac Lift
-4" spindles
-2.5" strut spacers
-Bilstein adjustable struts
-OME Deaver leaf pack
-2" blocks
-Bilstein ext rear shocks

20x12 Vision Rocker -51 offset
305/55/20 Falken Wildpeak at3/w

 

Clean! What kind of coil overs do you have or those stock shocks w spacers?

 

@captainsava559
Thank you.
I got the stock shocks on spacers right now.
I’m fighting between either icon or Kings right now.. But in the mean time I ordered my bumper so I can do more research on which coil overs to go with..

 

Ok I see. I have the mx2.75 procomp coils and they are massive. I noticewhen turning the sway bar link hits the coils. Just a lil not too much. Fyi

 

With these 6”+ drop bracket lifts, do you have to do any trimming (e.g. CMC) to fit 35-37” tires?

Also, do all of them require modifications to the frame (e.g. cutting the cross member)?

 

Is that a Chuck Norris autograph?

 

@gudujarlson
You will have to do trimming to fit anything bigger than 35s unless you have the correct offset. But most times you will have to trim.. and you will need to cut the crossmember for the 6 inch lift..
@captainsava559
I removed my sway bar completely..
it started to make a loud clunking noise when I go over uneven road even pulling out of my driveway. I removed it and no more noise but way more sway but honestly not as bad as I thought..

 

BDS 6" lift
20x10 Moto Metal
35x12.5 Nitto trail grappler

 

We got some beautiful looking trucks on this thread.. Keep em coming!

 

It says on the BDS site that 17” won’t work. How did you fit the 17?

 

I am considering a 4" BDS lift kit. I have a question for those that are already running this. How much ground clearance do you loose in the front due to the new lower cross members?

 

You will lose a total of 0 inches of ground clearance. You cannot "lose ground clearance" from lowering that bracket. It is the attachment point of your lower A-Arms, which than attach to your balljoints, and than to your tire. Smaller or larger diameter tires are the only way you can lose or gain ground clearance from this cross member. That applies to the stock crossmembers or a lift crossmembers. It doesn't matter.

 

How are you liking.this lift?