bryanchatfield

I have a 1985 sr5 truck. I was thinking of doing a 2-3' body lift, but someone suggested that i stick with the 2 because i wollnt have to extend the shifter. I was wondering what tires i should run? I was thinking 33" 11.50? Also is it true that with the 3" I'll have to start modding stuff?

yoder519

extendin the shifter is the easiest part of it. atelast with 4crawler.com's kit it is. all you do to extend the shifter with 2inch is take off the knob, screw the extender on and pu t the knob back on. not sure what you mean by modding stuff. let see soem pics of that 85 i jsut bought one the other day

stormin94

If you're completely stock, you're going to have some rubbing issues with just a 2 inch body lift. Since you've got that nice solid front axle, that makes lifting your truck a whole lot less complicated/expensive.

yoder519

x2. if i wanted a cheap SFA lift. i woudl do rears up front,which means the rear leaf springs outta you rtruck swapped to the front in case you didnt ow. and 63inch chevy springs in teh rear. check out kymanufacturing fro there chevy spring swap

peow130

Lol. You could lift an 85 for under 500 bucks..
Rears up front like said, 63" chevies in the back, and new spring hangers.
Also it would be wise to do a U-Bolt flip-kit..

bryanchatfield

Could someone give me a link to a kit that I need, or a parts list?

4Crawler

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Parts list:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...ml#Gen-II-Full

Installation notes:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...ft_HowTo.shtml

bryanchatfield

heres the pics

yoder519

wow thats EXACTLY liek mine! except mine has a crap ton of rust pics o fmine in the 84-85 section under thread yoder519 back in a yota

rednecktruck22

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Yeah it is cheap.

I have an 85 pickup and i did a 2 inch spring and then a 2.5 body lift all coustom made by me. I got 33's 12.5 tires

TORTIS

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body lift, at least on my 85, make oil pan removal a snap!

bryanchatfield

I have a 3 rough country lift installed, and now i want to do a body lift. What is a good company to buy one from, and how big can i go because i do not want to have to change anything.

dark_fairytales

I have a performance accessories 3" body lift. I really like it, its cheap and effective. the reason i did a bl is so i can match it with a 3" drive train lift. im going to be making my own tube bumpers to match as well. the shiffters are not far out. i had to pull the shift boots and make a temp out of plastic bags and some old white t-shirt. I stuffed it between the floor and the carpet. here are some pic.



hope that helps out some, good luck

yotaman85

body lifts kill babies...