4 and 6 inch lift kit
#1
4 and 6 inch lift kit
I'm looking into getting a lift kit im 90 percent sure im going with rough country as a brand, but i want to see what a 4 inch and a 6 inch both look like with 35's I looked on all the lifted truck threads i could find but with no luck. I hear that 6 inches with 35's look like they should actually have 37's thats why im hoping people can chime in with their pictures. I mean the price difference is 100 dollars so im trying to figure out if i should just go with the 6. I would appreciate it. Thanks.
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I'm looking into getting a lift kit im 90 percent sure im going with rough country as a brand, but i want to see what a 4 inch and a 6 inch both look like with 35's I looked on all the lifted truck threads i could find but with no luck. I hear that 6 inches with 35's look like they should actually have 37's thats why im hoping people can chime in with their pictures. I mean the price difference is 100 dollars so im trying to figure out if i should just go with the 6. I would appreciate it. Thanks.
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Last edited by UARandy3; 02-12-2014 at 05:11 PM.
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#5
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Wait until March and they will have their annual rebate going on. It was $400 last year. I got my kit from PCS Automotive for $1764 shipped with the RS9000XL shocks. So after rebate it was $1364, which was about $100 more than local shops were trying to sell me a Rough Country basic kit for. I think the price has gone up slightly since last year but should still be reasonable after rebate.
#7
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PCS Custom Automotive. They have an ebay store, but I found that their normal site was actually cheaper. http://www.pcscustom.com/searchresults.asp?cat=3722 It's now $1853.80, and when I put it in my cart to check shipping it was free. I'd still say that's a good deal at $1453.80 after rebate. I really like the adjustability of the shocks too!
EDIT: Also note that they now have a 6" system as well. It is the same basic kit with different, longer shocks for $1978.
EDIT: Also note that they now have a 6" system as well. It is the same basic kit with different, longer shocks for $1978.
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#8
Evil. Big. Oil.
I don't have any pics, or a lifted f-150...but I do have some advice from the wonderful world of Jeeps.
Lift only as high as you need to to clear the tires you want.
Lift only as high as you need to to clear the tires you want.
#9
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Agree! Well, as high as needed to FUNCTIONALLY clear the tires you want haha. There's a little ranger running around here with HUGE tires (it seriously looks like stock suspension, maybe a level) that I can't see how they even turn AT ALL. Crazy.
#10
Evil. Big. Oil.
4-5 inches looks great on these trucks, anything higher and you really have to start thinking about the effects on the IFS parts and the brick on Jello ride. It becomes a game of diminishing returns.