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i already have a 5" susp lift, soo would you think that adding a 1"-2" body lift will cause a ton of body roll or make it feel top heavy???
need more lift for the 35's im gettin soon
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there are alot of people on here that have the 5.5 or 6 inch lift with a 3 inch body lift. If you still have the sway bars on than it should be fine or if they are off than as u probably know the body will lean a little (just go slower around turns). Also with the big suspension lift plus the body lift u will have to watch out for brake lines, steering linkage, stuff like that. I know most people dont like body lifts b/c of that, so u might want to think about fiberglass flares, or if money is tight, cut some finder
Of course a 2-3" BL will make it feel/look taller. Leave the sway bars on, and it should be too big of a difference. My personal opinion, trim some fender and go all suspension. Lots of guys run 35s and 6" suspension lifts. What's your real setup...cause they don't make a " 5" " suspension lift. Is it a 4" lift with spacers up front and SOA rear? You might be able to throw in a set of 6" SJ coils, and move the hole in the brackets (but I'm not sure if that works for ALL brackets or just Skyjacker, etc)
i have a 4" rough country lift, with soa and f150 spacers, but i was my axle pivot bracket is only 3", and my aligment shop said its all the bigger i can go with out having major chamber issues,