CST 4" Lift Pics
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I posted these in the GM general discussion forum, but thought I'd put them up here too. I know opinion is divided on 2wd lifts, but I'm real happy with it.
In the sunlight. It needs a bath...
![](http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g175/aggienatebrown/Truck/100_0244.jpg)
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Here's a before shot for comparison
In the sunlight. It needs a bath...
![](http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g175/aggienatebrown/Truck/100_0244.jpg)
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Here's a before shot for comparison
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Looks awesome! That is exactly how I want my truck to sit. Those are 285/70R17's right?
Edit and what size block do you have in back? Just a 2"?
Edit and what size block do you have in back? Just a 2"?
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Originally Posted by endo
Looks awesome! That is exactly how I want my truck to sit. Those are 285/70R17's right?
Edit and what size block do you have in back? Just a 2"?
Edit and what size block do you have in back? Just a 2"?
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Looks great. what sucks is that the other brand trucks start out that height from the factory, and GM makes them look like cars.
My 2WD was lifted 6" and had 33s on it, so lifted 2WD's don't bother me. I was able to drive thru several ditches and high flood waters without a problem, didn't need a 4x4 for my uses. Pics here: https://ls1tech.com/GMC.html
My 2WD was lifted 6" and had 33s on it, so lifted 2WD's don't bother me. I was able to drive thru several ditches and high flood waters without a problem, didn't need a 4x4 for my uses. Pics here: https://ls1tech.com/GMC.html
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Originally Posted by BiG A
Looks good. What you pay for your lift?
GM 2wd's definitely start out low, but I'm about even with the HD 4wd's or a 1500 Z71 with the TB's cranked and keyed now. I had thought about going with the 7" long travel kit that CST makes, but I still need to fit into parking garages, and I'll be cutting it close in places as is.
I'm also feeling better with the extra 5.5" breathing room through the flash floods that happen here every couple of months. In stock form, my truck wasn't much better off than my wife's Infiniti.
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