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Already had 12 gallons in it......didn't quite fill it
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Any damage?
Just a little dent with no paint damage. I had another truck pull mine off the tree, perpendicular to impact point so I wouldn't damage the paint and then used my winch to get out
 
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Saw this tasty 80 on the trail head!
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Well now I know- 33s look bangin without a lift!

my suspension is sagged a fair amount, I don't plan on going crazy high but I'd like to be in the ballpark of 2inches. I have plans to go on some harder trails someday haha!
Well, 35mm lift in the front is about the max on factory shocks you can go, same said for all the general after market shocks such as OME and Ironman, these all have the same length front shocks as factory, give or take 5mm.

Though, plenty of people still insist on a 2.5" lift with such kits, you then end up with a terrible ride. But hay, it looks good in the carpark.

Also, you don't gain any extra tyre clearance with a suspension lift. Unless you're willing cut your inner guards and to sacrifice your suspension travel by using extended bumpstops ect. Here's looking at everyone with zero offset wheels and 35s. Lol.
 
Well, 35mm lift in the front is about the max on factory shocks you can go, same said for all the general after market shocks such as OME and Ironman, these all have the same length front shocks as factory, give or take 5mm.

Though, plenty of people still insist on a 2.5" lift with such kits, you then end up with a terrible ride. But hay, it looks good in the carpark.

Also, you don't gain any extra tyre clearance with a suspension lift. Unless you're willing cut your inner guards and to sacrifice your suspension travel by using extended bumpstops ect. Here's looking at everyone with zero offset wheels and 35s. Lol.

Hey now, I (used to) resemble that remark!
 
Pisgah and Nantahala NF and Jocassee Wildlife Management Area.

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