4 Inch lift
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#13
I pulled the trigger on the RC lift via eBay ($997 shipped) and got it in a few days. Lots of people here gave it great reviews including RNLCOMP. UPS left all 5 heavy boxes on my porch. Glad my neighbor was home to put it away for me!
Anyway, now I am trying to round up a friend or two to do the install with me in the next few weeks. Save me 600-800 bucks that a shop would charge.
Plan on selling my Rancho QuickLift leveling set shortly after.
Anyway, now I am trying to round up a friend or two to do the install with me in the next few weeks. Save me 600-800 bucks that a shop would charge.
Plan on selling my Rancho QuickLift leveling set shortly after.
#14
Ride is great, but to be honest ride quality will depend more in what tires/size you decide, also rancho has 3 options of shocks for their 4" or 6" lift kits. I choose the rs7000, (similar to beilstein shocks)
No problems at all with the lift, is bolt on system, and the most important is a one piece subframe, all other brands of lifts use several parts as a frame.
No problems at all with the lift, is bolt on system, and the most important is a one piece subframe, all other brands of lifts use several parts as a frame.
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#18
Better OUT then IN
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: South Florida (Ft. Lauderdale area)
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New wheels (Tuff T10 with red accents)
New wheels 18" or 20" (18" are less expensive)
*or*
Keep the OEM 20" FX wheels and paint them black with red accents
Tires...waiting for the Nitto Ridge Grapplers but there's no estimated availability date yet. (35x11.5x18/20)
Decisions, decisions, decisions
Thanks for the compliment.
#20
Senior Member
Currently have a RC 6" on my truck but will be dropping it down to 4" since I'm rolling on 35s. 37s would look great on the 6" but I'm not gonna do that.