4" Rough Country Suspension Lift installed
06-27-2013, 10:00 PM
#11
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Anything you would've done different? Or are you more than happy with the 4.. Plus a 4 might be more practical for garage purposes...
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Steven A. Lewis (04-02-2020)
06-27-2013, 10:13 PM
#12
Not lift wise. I love the Rough Country and you can't beat the price. I got slightly more lift from the add a leaf than I wanted so I am in search if a 2.5" rear block to replace the blocks I have now to drop me somewhere between 1/2 to 1" in the back. The Rough Country comes with an angled 2" block and you put the stock block on top of it netting roughly 3 1/4" and with the add a leaf I got about 1" too much. But if your not doing the add a leaf your all set
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jmeo (06-27-2013)
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jmeo (06-28-2013)
06-28-2013, 07:21 AM
#15
Jmeo your truck looks great! I have a couple questions about the rough country lift as I am considering it for my 09 Fx4. Do you know if stock wheels will work with the lift? Is there much cutting required for the install?
06-28-2013, 07:43 AM
#16
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Im happy to see another Companies 4in Kit being reviewed like that. I did read allot on the Rough Country as well. Its a great kit. Adding to go up to 6in is a really good option to have and the required spacers and blocks really shouldnt cost much at all. I know I dont have that option with Rancho. Thanks again for the review. 
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jmeo (06-28-2013)
06-28-2013, 08:16 AM
#18
I believe the stock wheels fit with no problem. I would like to say without a doubt yes but if I were you I'd just fire off a quick phone call to them. The only cut for the install is to the the crossmember just below the front differential to allow room for it to drop. I believe any brand kit requires this because the differential has to come down. I had to trim the plastic under the bumper in front of the front wheels because if a slight tire rub. That is all dependent on what size tires and rims you run. I'm running 22's with Toyo Open Country MT 12.5x35 with a rim offset of +30
06-28-2013, 08:22 AM
#19
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I believe the stock wheels fit with no problem. I would like to say without a doubt yes but if I were you I'd just fire off a quick phone call to them. The only cut for the install is to the the crossmember just below the front differential to allow room for it to drop. I believe any brand kit requires this because the differential has to come down. I had to trim the plastic under the bumper in front of the front wheels because if a slight tire rub. That is all dependent on what size tires and rims you run. I'm running 22's with Toyo Open Country MT 12.5x35 with a rim offset of +30
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