Why a body lift?
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Tristan
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Why a body lift?
Is there any other reason other than making room for bigger tyres for doing a body lift
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Toybox
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Re: Why a body lift?
making space for a bigger engine!
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SYRON CONVERSIONS
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Re: Why a body lift?
Makes it more difficult to climb in when you are an old man.
Makes it more difficult for your dog to jump in.
The higher you go, the more unstable the vehicle becomes, centre of gravity.
Does make it more easy to work on a vehicle.
with a body lift, you can tuck the transfer case higher up and then manufacture your own straight cross member, more ground clearance.
Makes it more difficult for your dog to jump in.
The higher you go, the more unstable the vehicle becomes, centre of gravity.
Does make it more easy to work on a vehicle.
with a body lift, you can tuck the transfer case higher up and then manufacture your own straight cross member, more ground clearance.
1992 Slightly Modified Hilux, 2008 VW Caddy panelvan work, 2010 Isuzu 2.5 td bakkie for work, a pair of big 'balloons' as well hanging at the rear of my Hilux
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