LIFT KIT….someone please just tell me

Right, thanks. I had a few, my apologies

 

By the way you lucky guy, I wish I had a garage to drink beer in.

 

It's almost Friday! Cheers! Chasing down Bud Light with tequila here.

 

Ok wtf is happening here?

bud light and Miller light ??

 

Thursday Beer

 

It better be. Like wow guys

 

Chasing???

 

With what you said, that front bull bar is counter intuitive.

 

Side steps looking a little low as well

 

Ok well I’m gonna go walk my animal, you guys behave among yourselves

 

I didn't know there would be points for spelling, any way I was drinking Bud Lights and a few tequilas. It's what I do... here is another photo.

 

Stock hangers are junk and will bend up, these won't.
Replace that stock crap and fab up an x-brace so the frame won't bend.

 

Installed with an alignment for $300? Damn, that's not bad.

 

Now we're gettin' somewhere! This thread might not be so bad after all!

 

This may be an unpopular opinion… but I recommend Ebaich.(I say it may be unpopular because while Ebaich is good, there are soooo many other options that have long been tried and true. Such as the 5100’s)

I run their stage one, but the stage two is pretty freaking sweet.

Pretty solid on road, and off road performance. I did get some Tuff-Country (no, not rough-country lol) control arms, and I dig them too.

I tow, but usually only around 2k pounds.

If you have any other specific questions about my setup lmk!


EDIT: The reason I dig them is the performance paired with the warranty. They have a “million mile” warranty. I had one form a leak.. def was my fault.. I called them up, told them there was a leak, the guy said “send a pic, and we will send a replacement for no charge”. I was sold from that point forward. Just my opinion.

 

That bull bar is long gone at this point. Replacing bumpers is next after suspension.
I’ve come to the conclusion that off roading and being able to handle more weight in the bed is real priority. I’m moving to northern New Mexico next month and will be riding around on dirt roads and mountain trails most of my days. I’m a carpenter also, so I carry tools daily.
The long road trips like I did this summer aren’t going to be an all the time thing and I’ll likely only be hauling my trailer short distances.
All this has been a huge help, I’m going to dig into the parts y’all have suggested and will report back..
Cheers to Friday and our good neighbors up there in Canadia! I’ll be having Modelo and Mezcal tonight

 

Issues with eibach regarding topping out on some