What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Gotcha. For the life of me I couldn't figure out why you said that. Didnt even pay attention to the video enought to know his name. Lol

 

Well I definitely appreciate you posting the video because I will be doing this to my truck in the near future. Thanks!

 

Glad I could help. Good luck with the install.

 

I tried that at first it didn't make any difference. Maybe I need to put a scarecrow on each side of the truck

 

Got out the house and did some grocery shopping.. mainly did a light wash but then it rained..

 

I agree 100%.

 

Same- want one for my SR

 

Going to the dump?

Tough crowd!

 

Experience is a good teacher, I've learned some of my best lessons the hard way!

 

I'll take your SR when you done. Hate the '18 cheese grater. Not enough of a fan of the Pro grill to get one.

 

.. used my tail gate as a workstation for breaking in my new Traxxas Maxx while my pug chased it around everywhere. Pug approved

 

I feel your pain!!

 

Leveled on Bilstein 5100 up front with stock coils on 2nd clip
Along with new tires, 265/75/16 Wildpeak A/t
Only rubs full lock in reverse on oem OR wheels

 

Well a little drastic but most likely will work.

 

I'm getting the 5100s installed shortly using my OEM coils. What lift did you get on the 2nd notch from stock?

 

Nice!! got a thread on that build you can share?

 

That's the deal Cappy, remember my bluebirds? If the little buggers can see their reflection then they'll be trying to fight off that newcomer.

 

Good luck! Truck cover about the only thing that will work until nesting season is over.
I've tried everything but tying a house cat to the hood.

Here kitty kitty, nice kitty kitty.

 

I believe the guide from Bilstein said 2nd notch gives a 0.65 inch lift, which will leave you with some reverse rake still as mine did. If you move up to the 3rd I've read the ride gets noticeably more rough but the level should be perfectly even.

 

I pull a camper in the summer so I would rather the rear be a bit higher than the front. Looking at options.