77fro

I looked all over different brands, before I bought 6in Rough Country(RCX). It still rides like factory and its cheap.

tagle281

As far as installation are they all pretty much the same?

Batman420

No bds kits require welding, most kits require you to cut/trim the front differential and every kit requires cutting of the front crossmember bracket, if your not a mechanic and have to use a step by step instructional guide I suggest you don't install yourself.

BUCKSHOT

Some things you just don't cut corners on and in my opinion a suspension lift is one of those things.

Yukon_Gold

I'm running the Rough Country six inch lift and am running 37's easy.4

2012platinum

That's a good looking truck. Can't wait to get my 37's

Batman420

Are those bushwhacker extend a fenders?

tagle281

Ok so what are you recommending?

tagle281

Lol. I'm not a "mechanic" but this is something I can do. Autos/trucks are a hobby for me not a job. The only way I wouldn't attempt this is if I didnt have access to a lift. I've read installs for the rough country and procomp. What I wanted was info on maybe one involving the least amount of cutting. Or if one was better than the other due to installation procedures. Unless you've done a lift before it'd be stupid not to read the instructions.

tagle281

That looks very good.