I promise last thread on this!!!!!

878ranger878 · #1 03-26-2010, 08:35 PM

i know im obsessing on this lifting stuff but one more question....
how does the bumpers go up with the body when you do a BL if i thought they were attached to the frame not the body? or do you have to mod them?

ALSO...
are the running boards attached to frame or body?
-THANKS ALOT GUYS I REALLY APPRECIATE

Fx4wannabe01 · #2 03-26-2010, 08:37 PM

ye syes yes yes yes yes yes yes

it's called looking at the sticky thread in the lifted section of the site. That ONE THREAD would answer this question entirely.

Ranger_EDGE · #3 03-26-2010, 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by 878ranger878

ALSO...
are the running boards attached to frame or body?
-THANKS ALOT GUYS I REALLY APPRECIATE

go look at them to see if they do really man really??? i am starting to get annoyed with this. i don't think your ready for a B.L yet man. you need to do some research. dont jump into it without knowing what to do. use the search on the top of your screen and look up B.L. thats what it is there for and there is plenty of post on B.L to help you learn more.

FoMoCo · #4 03-26-2010, 08:40 PM

just do it, i was the same way when i lowered, i just went for it

i obssesed with if my current tire setup was gonna fit being lowered

Fx4wannabe01 · #5 03-26-2010, 08:52 PM

here....i'll be nice....

Body Lift 3” – Tech Info Extravaganza

within that info thread, there's links to the instructions and the instrructions are absolutely awesome and very very informative with tons of pictures.

878ranger878 · #6 03-26-2010, 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01

here....i'll be nice....

Body Lift 3” – Tech Info Extravaganza

within that info thread, there's links to the instructions and the instrructions are absolutely awesome and very very informative with tons of pictures.

thank you... but after tonight i dont want to ever get on here again. this was my favorite thing to do when i got home from school/baseball practice. but i feel stupid and embarrassed. o well

DisturbedESV · #7 03-26-2010, 09:27 PM

I'm not gonna beg you to stay but you're being a little dramatic... if you have a questions you (a) search for the answer and if you can't find the answer you (b) make ONE thread to ask that question... not 5.... other than that everything's cool.... ignore shane he's a crotchety old man... hahaha

aaron_ariens · #8 03-26-2010, 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by DisturbedESV

I'm not gonna beg you to stay but you're being a little dramatic... if you have a questions you (a) search for the answer and if you can't find the answer you (b) make ONE thread to ask that question... not 5.... other than that everything's cool.... ignore shane he's a crotchety old man... hahaha

Hahaha! ily Marie!

Vrod21 · #9 03-26-2010, 09:32 PM

Hey, just grow some thicker skin. Almost everyone on here has made a stupid comment or asked a less then intelligent question. I know I have.

Fx4wannabe01 · #10 03-26-2010, 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by 878ranger878

thank you... but after tonight i dont want to ever get on here again. this was my favorite thing to do when i got home from school/baseball practice. but i feel stupid and embarrassed. o well

x2 @ Marie & Vincent.

I am a crotchety old man, my response, this pic is mandatory...

But seriously, we all started somewhere. You're not stupid and you shouldn't be embarrased. Just remember for next time you've got questions. Post threads in their respective sections, and if you've got multiple questions that fit in the same section on almost the same subject(aside from a pic req thread), post it in the same thread.

Stock stepbars are bolted to the body, so they go up with the body. Kits come with bumper brackets. It's just you can't tow with your rear bumper anymore.

And since I'm like an ******* now, I can't leave this out...

Tom · #11 03-27-2010, 01:26 AM

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Originally Posted by 878ranger878

thank you... but after tonight i dont want to ever get on here again. this was my favorite thing to do when i got home from school/baseball practice. but i feel stupid and embarrassed. o well

No one minds if you ask questions. It's just that you don't need to start a brand new thread for every single question you have. If you start a vague thread about 1 body lift question, and then have another follow up question pertaining to the same topic, post it in the same thread. I've counted 7-8 (it's late, i forgot) threads you've created about lifting your truck. Everytime you've posted a thread you've got answers, it's just that by constantly creating new threads it gives the perception you don't value the members participating in your previous threads, thus why you're starting a new one.