Want to lift my 01 Eddie Bauer

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GregV

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I have an 01 Eddie Bauer and I want to lift it, other then the body lift what other options are there since I have the factory air ride?
 

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do you want the factory air or no? if not then you have more choices. a lot more! 4 inch, 6 inch, 2 inch, 3 inch. there threads on here and people with those lifts. but with factory air idk what your options are. i think procomp 6" makes one for it, but im not 100% sure.
 

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I also want to lift my 99 eb , I have removed the air ride , but I have the full time 4x4 and cant find a lift for that .
 
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Well, if I do keep the factory air ride, who makes the lift? I am also thinking of doing the body lift also. But would like to raise my truck with a suspension lift
 

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greg, if i were you i would convert to coils. there is a thread on here on how to do it. i dont think it is very expensive either.
i have an 01 E.B. with the A4WD and I am running a 4" rancho suspension lift with 35" tires.
 

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full time AWD here and running 6" fabtech + 3" bodylift and 2" coil space/torsion twist... and have no problems even with the 37s
 

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i think he is getting 8 miles per gallon....oh wait, i mean 8 gallons per mile! hahahha
 
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Well I am gonna convert it to all coils down the road, but for now, I want to do 33" tires on it, and bring it up some. So basically all I can do as of now since it has the air ride on it, is do the body lift correct?
 

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i think he is getting 8 miles per gallon....oh wait, i mean 8 gallons per mile! hahahha

8???? no way I'm averaging 11.7 to 12.3 depending on the driving lately a little lower since a lot of slow driving through the corn fields to get to my tree stands but usually float right around 12mpg... was in the high 10s before the edge programmer
 

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wow thats not good... I did better than that even before the edge... but staying right in between 11-12 on computer and by hand...
 

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i have no idea why its that bad. i know i should change the plugs out cuz they are due but im terrified! hahah. maybe if i change the plugs, cops, fuel filter, maybe that will help with the mileage.
 

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yeah my plugs were horrible before I changed them... or should I say DGray69 changed them :D:D but all those things you wanna change I have doen this year...
 
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with the 3 inch body lift will I be able to run 33's and also will 33 x 10.5's fit on my factory rims?
 

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that should fit fine. and its going to be a tight squeeze for those rims but if you can find a tire shop that will do it then do it. what rims do you have? i think some of the stock rims are .5 inches different width. i know there are some people on here that have big wide tires on stock rims. so idk why it wouldnt fit.
 

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i imagine you should be fine. i will have to double check when i get out of work but im pretty sure my tires are 325/65/18 (roughly 35x12.5) mounted on an 18x9 rim. i will confirm after work.
 
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