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It is not recommended going much more than 2 inches of body lift. I personally am not a fan of body lifts in general but if you’re just trying to get a little more clearance for tires it is an economical way to go.  At that height I don’t think you’re gonna have to mess with anything else. The hidden costs might come in the extra work and or repairs needed once you start trying to remove the old pucks. Of course that depends entirely on the condition of your rig. 

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