Body Lift Without A Tuck

[That'll Buff]

Recently picked up a Savvy 1.25" body lift on marketplace for a good deal then got to thinking about what will change after installing it. I realized that the sticks for the transfer case and transmission will "sink" into the body some and that could cause issues. This upgrade most likely won't happen for a bit since I want to do it right and still need a cable shifter and MML. Have there been any issues with doing a body lift without doing a tuck along with it? I don't have a Tcase drop so that isn't a factor. I plan to do the tuck eventually anyway but I'd rather do it right once than have to redo it later because I bought a cheaper, not as flat option. I'm not in a rush to get it done, but if it can be done without a tuck I'd be willing to buy the shifter and MML and knock it out in a day. If a tuck is required, I'll probably shelve the project for a while and slowly accumulate the parts I actually want.

 

[JoseA]

no problem, that is how how mine is. smart to do the MML and cable shifter along with the body lift. I would recommend installing a steering bracket riser at some point too. I never did on mine but I should because I can see the boot rubbing on the firewall.

 

[That'll Buff]

no problem, that is how how mine is. smart to do the MML and cable shifter along with the body lift. I would recommend installing a steering bracket riser at some point too. I never did on mine but I should because I can see the boot rubbing on the firewall.

I may or may not read this forum a bit . Good to know though, I was hoping that was the case.

 

[TheBoogieman]

Recently picked up a Savvy 1.25" body lift on marketplace for a good deal then got to thinking about what will change after installing it.

You'll gain 1.25" of tire clearance. I've got one with no MML, steering bracket riser or cable shifter and everything works perfectly after only 8 years.
P.S. You should've gone with a BMB BL.

 

[That'll Buff]

You'll gain 1.25" of tire clearance. I've got one with no MML, steering bracket riser or cable shifter and everything works perfectly after only 8 years.
P.S. You should've gone with a BMB BL.

That was my original plan, but when you find a new Savvy BL on marketplace for only $100 you can't pass up that offer.