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Maybe if wasn't a "tremor". I think they look really good lowered as well but I wouldn't do it with a tremor.

I haven't really noticed much difference.

Not that I'm aware of

I do not know for sure. But I don't think they will cover the cv joints after.

One of the reasons for the lift. I wanted to gain back the clearance i lost with the nerf bars. I wanted the bars to protect the rockers from damage if i slid into something hard from the side and not so much for the step (they are not useful as a step they mount to high and tight on the body...

This was the 2" rough country lift.

Me too

It's the rear end. Can't take the "load"

Before After installing 2" Rough Country Lift Kit Still on factory tires

Tail lights did bunch up

That is correct. The DRL are not on in the photo but are still very bright with the film. Before and after (on an over cast day)

Here's a brighter day.

I only have the factory tremor grill.

I didn't think it was bad. I used some soapy water and a heat gun. Went on fine.

24"x60" (2FTx5FT) PPF Paint Protection Film UV Clear to Smoke Black Headlight Taillight Fog Tint Photochromic Color Shift Changing Hydrophobic Clear Bra with Tool Kit https://a.co/d/59Z0fLv

Nope reacting to UV light only. It's very over cast today so they aren't very dark. If I hit them with a black light they get very dark

I installed photochromic film on my headlights in order to "black out" the truck during the day. The film turns clear at night so it will not dim my headlights. I'm waiting on more film so I can do the taillights as well.

The glare is bad on the shadow black hood for sure. I bought a tinted "sunvisor" attachment for the driver and passenger. I know it looks odd but after doing a 600 mile road trip it was a life saver.

It can be done solo (I did it...regret it...but did it). 2 people should make it pretty straight forward.

Wrap the foam around your factory mounting points and put the clips over the foam align them with the factory holes. Foam protects the paint from the clips. Make sure the part that the screws bite into are located away from the tires. I found it easier to use a small screw driver to pre locate...