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04-22-2010, 06:45 PM
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Lifting Advice
looking to add a little lift to my truck. Not looking for anything too big. I like the way Tom's truck looks and he said that he cranked the T-bars. Is there a way get the same look as his by not cranking the T-bars (since my truck dosnt have t-bars).From reading the threads, a 3" BL sounds the most popular. Any advice guys?
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2004 XLT ExtendedCab V6 3.0 2WD Current Mods: 30" BF Goods A/Ts on the stock wheels, Kenwood CD player Future Mods: K&N High-Flow Intake System, 3" Body Lift, Camper shell w/ carpet kit 
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04-22-2010, 07:18 PM
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Re: Lifting Advice
The BL is the cheapest way to get there. I prefer suspension lift. Here is a pic of my old 04 coil sprung with 3" spindle and AAL in back on 32s"
 And here is the same but added a shackle in back as well: 
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Sold:2004 XLT 4x2 Ext. Cab. 3.0 Mods: 3" spindle, AAL, shackle, 32x11.5 on 15x8s, billet grille, clear corners, flow 40 dumped, line-x, CB/PA, traction bars, lil sound system, auto up down windows Sold:2005 XLT 4x4 Ext. Cab. 4.0 Mods: ProComp lights w/ HID swap on tabs, 32x11.5 on 15x8s, CB/PA, black out heads/corners, lil sound system, cranked t-bars, flow 40 dumped, line-x, shell, bed rug, 06+ tails, metal tail gate handle since plastic one shattered, OHC, Mustang Dome.
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