Book123

Ok, so I have a 2006 four door long bed XLT 2wd. I currently have a 2.5 leveling kit on the front, and a 1.5 inch block in the back. I'm interested in putting a 3 inch lift kit on...my question is, could I put the 3 inch lift on with my current set up? Or would I have to take the leveling kit and block off before installing the lift kit? I've got to buy new shocks soon anyway, so I'd like to go on and get shocks and a lift kit all in one.

I hope that made sense, any help would be great!!

Thanks.

Wondertwin1

Ive never heard of a three inch lift. Theres a four inch. But if you do youll have to pull the block out of the back, you can leave the front spacer if you want, will leave it sittig bulldawg. Mean, tough look.

Book123

http://www.autoanything.com/suspensi...A5964A0A0.aspx

Take a look, that's the three inch lift I found at what I thought to be a reasonable price. I def would like that mean look to it, I'm just trying to make the most reliable and best looking decision. Thanks man.

Wondertwin1

Honestly, once you get it your gonna wanna go bigger. So go get you a 4 or 6 inch. Rough country is cheap and reliable, fabtech is a little more costly and beefier and has a nicer ride. But alot of people settle with rough country. And if 4 and 6 inches isnt big enough go get you a 3 inch body lift to add to it.

Tanker 06

i would have to say dido as far as a 4 or 6 lift. but a lift is not something you want to save money on. if you buy a rough country u get exactly what the name is, rough. spend the money and get a BDS or Zone Offroad. Fabtech is too expensive and has no other changes from a BDS. and if you are wanting to keep the same ride you have just put a 3in body lift on extremely cheap and not too hard either.

J.Boswell

I have a 6 inch Rough Country and I love it. Yeah it's not as smooth as a fab tech or BDS, but it's a A LOT cheaper and still very reliable. I am very happy with my rough country lift.