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it depends on what 4x4 your lifting, some are just body lifted about 2" some are even more, all to propably about 7-9"
but here the 4x4's aren't much lifted on suspention (i think this isn't spelled correctly) but there is much of the body cut away, to minimize the lift needed, as those big tyres are mainly used to have a large step when the air presure is taken dow to about 2psi. as that will increas the float they have on snow (wery helpful, as we drive ON the snow, not TRHOUGH it)
but here the 4x4's aren't much lifted on suspention (i think this isn't spelled correctly) but there is much of the body cut away, to minimize the lift needed, as those big tyres are mainly used to have a large step when the air presure is taken dow to about 2psi. as that will increas the float they have on snow (wery helpful, as we drive ON the snow, not TRHOUGH it
)Greedings from Iceland :D
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