A body lift is a procedure to increase the clearance between a truck's body and wheel well. The procedure involves the removal or skin and excess fat from the abdomen, buttocks, and side thighs. A 3.5-inch lift may cost as much as $8,000
Lower body lift will increase truck's tire well and body clearance
Body lifts are an excellent option to increase the wheel well and body clearance of a truck. You can run larger tires while still maintaining your OE suspension components. If you plan to install an even larger motor, this upgrade will be beneficial.
It can remove excess skin, fat, and fat from the waistline, buttocks, and side thighs.
A body lift is a plastic surgery that removes excess skin and fat from the waist, buttocks and lateral sides of the thighs. It is typically performed under general anesthesia. The entire procedure takes approximately two to three hours. The procedure involves an incision that is made across the top of the buttock and stretches from hip bone to hip bone.
It leaves a mark in the groin.
A scar usually appears in the groin after bodylift surgery. The scar could be a straight line, or a T shape. The top line will disappear in the crease at the intersection of your groin and thigh. The rest of the scar will be visible, running vertically down your inner thigh. This type scar is difficult to conceal, but will fade with time.
For a 3.5 inch lift, it can cost as much as $8,000
However, body lifts can improve your truck's ride height as well as its ground clearance. They can also increase your truck’s cost. A 3.5 inch lift can run up to $800. You will need larger tires to achieve the desired ride height. For a cheaper alternative, consider a body lift kit. Most body lift kits consist of a simple package of body blocks. They raise the truck's height without changing your suspension or steering.
It increases the overall clearance of the truck
A body lift can improve a truck's overall clearance as well as the appearance of its vehicle. They can lower the center of gravity, which could increase the risk of flip-over. Body lifts can also stretch other parts of the vehicle.
You will need general anesthesia.
Many factors influence the cost and timeline of body lift surgery. It is important to also take into consideration peripheral costs. The majority of body lifts are not covered under health insurance. Patients have several financing options. These include bank loans, crowd funding and medical finance companies.