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05RubiconLJ
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That looks great! I don't mind a little rake, but the gaps differences in the wheel wells on a stock truck are just too much. Are you going to be upgrading the tires? What size are you thinking, if so?
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Big difference and looks really good. I don’t think I would be able to pull it off because some parking garages I go to can barely fit my stock truck without almost touching, I’m talking less than an inch clearance. But always wondered how much it costs you guys to get these kits installed. Looks expensive in terms of labour costs.AFTER
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Not at all, I was worried because in the past the ride always seemed stiff after level pucks. The tech drove it before me and said it was same as factory. Ive driven it since Saturday and was pleasantly surprised. It feels exactly the same so Im happy
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Just had the same done to my PB XLT with the readylift 2". Looks great. Ride is a bit firmer, which I think is actually an improvement as there is also less roll in corners (slightly less).
However, my pricing was more than double what the OP paid. Assuming a combination of the inflation that's hit big over the past year, and being in a larger market (metro ATL), but I paid 1100 out the door for the parts, labor, alignment, 360 camera adjustment. Cross checked 3 large dealers in my area and went with the cheapest one.
However, my pricing was more than double what the OP paid. Assuming a combination of the inflation that's hit big over the past year, and being in a larger market (metro ATL), but I paid 1100 out the door for the parts, labor, alignment, 360 camera adjustment. Cross checked 3 large dealers in my area and went with the cheapest one.
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My dealer wants $850 to do a 2.5 level incl. parts/labor and alignment. Haven't decided yet.
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Looks Great! Could you please measure the front and rear ground to wheel arch?
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Did you notice an mpg drop with stock wheels and tires? Is so how much? I plan to do a 2” lift and keep the stock wheels and tires for a year.AFTER
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