Body Lifts... The Ugly Side
#21
01-07-2010, 05:56 PM
Diesel Enthusiast
#23
01-08-2010, 10:32 AM
rolled it? no run up into the woods, yes! and heavy ruts, smacking into hard dirt etc.. I wheel that truck hard and it's taken some pretty damaging hits to front end components from speed/terrain.
I still stand by my personal opinion that as long as the mounts on the frame and body are good you won't have any issues if it's installed properly and rechecked after time. If you slam into something hard enough to rip all those mounts out of a solid vehicle you have other issues haha
it's a never ending argument, right up there with coke or pepsi
#24
01-20-2010, 06:21 PM
Again, the pics seem to indicate a high speed impact, with an improperly installed body lift. I've seen vehicles in wrecks with bls on them, and nothing shifted, I've ran bls on many of my 4 wheelers, and never had an issue with them, and had buddies run them, that wheeled their trucks a lot harder, and never had an issue with them either, I think it's all in how its installed, and whether the owner goes back and checks them, like their supposed to.
#25
01-20-2010, 08:17 PM
Again, the pics seem to indicate a high speed impact, with an improperly installed body lift. I've seen vehicles in wrecks with bls on them, and nothing shifted, I've ran bls on many of my 4 wheelers, and never had an issue with them, and had buddies run them, that wheeled their trucks a lot harder, and never had an issue with them either, I think it's all in how its installed, and whether the owner goes back and checks them, like their supposed to.
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