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I emailed a popular shop here in Nor Cal about a body lift. They are located in Brentwood Ca the name of the company is Extrememotorsports. I thought i'd share what they said/quoted in case anyone is interested.


In a message dated 9/14/2009 9:27:01 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, yellowchevy@hotmail.com writes:

Are you able to give me a quote on a Body lift for a 04 Nissan Titan, 2wd if it matters. All i have seen is 3". If you could let me know how much it would cost total installed. Thanks

Aaron


$1050 out the door with tax,gap covers, and installed.



Thanks

Gary Graham
925.588.4800




What do you guys think? I am not ready to spend that money yet but i thought i would at least know what it will cost if i decide to go there. Considering the kit cost around $400 plus the cost of gap guards do you think the labor is close (my math=$550ish)
 
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Timbo4x4 said:
Here's a link from last year. This is what I was qouted.
http://www.titantalk.com/forums/titan-general-discussion/79897-labor-costs-body-lift-install.html
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Thanks for the link Timbo sounds like the quote was a little high after all. If i seriously decided on a body lift i would do it myself, i have done everything on my truck so far myself with very little help.

P.S I am subscribed to your gear thread, cant wait to see how it turns out. I want some gears badly 2.93's suck.

rynomx785 said:
Why do you want a body lift? Bigger tires?
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I would be lying if i said i didnt want 37's, but with that comes a serious need for new gears. I really dig the look of prerunner trucks and am planning on a new bumper and fenders.

The reason for the email was just for information. I was wondering how reasonable the shop was because out here you see trucks everywhere with their logo, they do a ton of work here.
 
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dblaron said:
Thanks for the link Timbo sounds like the quote was a little high after all. If i seriously decided on a body lift i would do it myself, i have done everything on my truck so far myself with very little help.

P.S I am subscribed to your gear thread, cant wait to see how it turns out. I want some gears badly 2.93's suck.



I would be lying if i said i didnt want 37's, but with that comes a serious need for new gears. I really dig the look of prerunner trucks and am planning on a new bumper and fenders.

The reason for the email was just for information. I was wondering how reasonable the shop was because out here you see trucks everywhere with their logo, they do a ton of work here.
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If your gonna get glass fenders you will be able to run 37's without a body lift.
 
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rynomx785 said:
If your gonna get glass fenders you will be able to run 37's without a body lift.
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You think so huh? Thats cool! I am worried about the rear, i have 3" blocks now and i dont really want to lift the rear without lifting the front, i like how my front is 1" higher than the rear currently.
 
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dblaron said:
You think so huh? Thats cool! I am worried about the rear, i have 3" blocks now and i dont really want to lift the rear without lifting the front, i like how my front is 1" higher than the rear currently.
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I know so. They'll fit in the back with your 3 inch block too. I have Ionicdynamic front fenders and with my MT kit my truck will only sit 2 inches or so higher than stock. In the back Im running the 2.5" Deavers and a 1" drop shackle. Im getting 37's as soon as they make gears for our front diffs.
 
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Sweet, sounds like you know your stuff. What tires are you going with??
 
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My 37s rub in the back with a 3" block and the c-30 deaver pack when im towing my boat. So I wouldnt think they would fit too well with just a 3" block. In my sig picture with my atv in the back I was literally about a 1/4" from my fender. this is with fender flares though and you might have a little more room without them. But when I tow stuff I can see the scrub marks in the paint on my fender flares.
 
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yamatitan said:
My 37s rub in the back with a 3" block and the c-30 deaver pack when im towing my boat. So I wouldnt think they would fit too well with just a 3" block. In my sig picture with my atv in the back I was literally about a 1/4" from my fender. this is with fender flares though and you might have a little more room without them. But when I tow stuff I can see the scrub marks in the paint on my fender flares.
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Toyo 37's sit a true 37" high too. The BFG AT 37's that I think Im gonna get are only 36.3". Toyo is one of the only companies to do actuall sizing.
 
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37's plenty of room :thumbsup: And no body lift :ftard:

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rynomx785 said:
Go with glass instead of a body lift. What is your set up in the rear in the first pic with stock bedsides CL8?
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PRG Deaver C30 spring pack , Radflo 2.0 piggy backs and NO blocks :teethmast And PRG Heavy Duty Shackles

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well body lift is more of a chance for salvage tittle if you get crash....lol my friend learn that the hard way on his truck that had a body lift :bangit:
 
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