Posted: May 17 2005 at 3:18am | IP Logged

Think about this, how important is a lift to you. And if it is really important to you then lift it, and if it does not fit then park somewhere else. But only if it is important to you, parking maybe more of an importance in which case you must then decide if a lift is really necessary. So really it is what is important to you parking or lifting. But I dont see why you would want to lift a 2 wheel drive. But anyhow if it was me and I wanted to lift it I would just find other parking and make the sacrifice if it didnt fit. But what about parking in your garage at home thats what I would be worried about.

Posted: May 17 2005 at 8:16pm | IP Logged

shizod wrote: But I dont see why you would want to lift a 2 wheel drive.

Mav's top five reasons to lift a 2wd:

Gas mileage is too high and you want to get closer to that optimum 12mpg    everybody else is complaining about.

It's just too easy to see cars, objects or children behind you and you feel parking lots should be more of a challenge.

You live in San Francisco and the approch / departure angles on some of those hills are pretty severe.

You live in the Sacramento valley and don't want the interior to get wet during the floods.

You're Yao Ming's big brother and it's difficult stooping so far down to get into your truck.

Posted: May 19 2005 at 8:29am | IP Logged

My truck is just stock height, I have been thinking about lowering the rear, but I think that might create a problem when I tow my boat......but I do only tow it about once or twice a year. It usually stays in the marina.......I think I might lower my truck. I dont know. I probably won't though.

Posted: May 19 2005 at 7:38pm | IP Logged

Erik wrote: So how tall is your titan

Approx. 78 inches

Posted: Sep 13 2005 at 9:33pm | IP Logged

saweet,  did your gas mileage really drop with the lift?  do you have any problems or concerns with the cst lift?  did you do the deaver springs?

Posted: Sep 20 2005 at 7:12am | IP Logged

Chris,

Well, a combonation of the 6" lift and 37" tires caused my drop in gas mileage.  I had no problems with the lift installation.  It is not easy, took about 9 hours with two guys.  That did include the rear which has the deaver springs.  That actually took longer than it should have because the pins in the spring pack were too long and until the spring is installed is when you notice it, so back out it came and I had to take apart the spring pack and get smaller pins, then reinstall.