Lift!
02-12-2012, 11:53 PM
#1
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Lift!
i wanna lift it, but i cant fnd a complete kit. id say a 3-4 in would do. either sus/bdy it doesnt matter but i need to find a complete kit, any help plz 
02-13-2012, 01:20 AM
#2
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If you're looking to stay within the 3" to 4" range, then I recommend Rough Country. Everybody's definition of "complete' is different, but RC is a solid "mid-level" kit that tends to represent a good value proposition.
My truck came with a 6" ProComp, but if it was stock, then I'd probably be looking at the RC 4" kit - all the drop brackets, brake line relocation, and decent shocks (not exactly Bilsteins) in the price. The kit runs about $1200; not the cheapest, but not high-end $4,000 long-arm/extended coilover stuff either.
What are you looking to accomplish? Clearance for 33s/35s or off-road durability? If the former, then a simple Rancho setup will be much cheaper.
My truck came with a 6" ProComp, but if it was stock, then I'd probably be looking at the RC 4" kit - all the drop brackets, brake line relocation, and decent shocks (not exactly Bilsteins) in the price. The kit runs about $1200; not the cheapest, but not high-end $4,000 long-arm/extended coilover stuff either.
What are you looking to accomplish? Clearance for 33s/35s or off-road durability? If the former, then a simple Rancho setup will be much cheaper.
02-13-2012, 01:34 AM
#3
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If you're looking to stay within the 3" to 4" range, then I recommend Rough Country. Everybody's definition of "complete' is different, but RC is a solid "mid-level" kit that tends to represent a good value proposition.
My truck came with a 6" ProComp, but if it was stock, then I'd probably be looking at the RC 4" kit - all the drop brackets, brake line relocation, and decent shocks (not exactly Bilsteins) in the price. The kit runs about $1200; not the cheapest, but not high-end $4,000 long-arm/extended coilover stuff either.
What are you looking to accomplish? Clearance for 33s/35s or off-road durability? If the former, then a simple Rancho setup will be much cheaper.
My truck came with a 6" ProComp, but if it was stock, then I'd probably be looking at the RC 4" kit - all the drop brackets, brake line relocation, and decent shocks (not exactly Bilsteins) in the price. The kit runs about $1200; not the cheapest, but not high-end $4,000 long-arm/extended coilover stuff either.
What are you looking to accomplish? Clearance for 33s/35s or off-road durability? If the former, then a simple Rancho setup will be much cheaper.
02-13-2012, 02:45 AM
#4
I'd say Rancho 4"... Check out swimtexan and buckshot... They are both running the Rancho 4" and soon to be me and they are running 35's.. Swimtexan said he got about 5 1/2" of lift..... 4 wheel online has that kit for $1496.00...
Zone has one also for $1299 on their site but i'm sure you can get if for cheaper...
Zone has one also for $1299 on their site but i'm sure you can get if for cheaper...
02-13-2012, 10:45 PM
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I'd say Rancho 4"... Check out swimtexan and buckshot... They are both running the Rancho 4" and soon to be me and they are running 35's.. Swimtexan said he got about 5 1/2" of lift..... 4 wheel online has that kit for $1496.00...
Zone has one also for $1299 on their site but i'm sure you can get if for cheaper...
Zone has one also for $1299 on their site but i'm sure you can get if for cheaper...
02-13-2012, 11:15 PM
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02-13-2012, 11:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Pity7700
wow just kidding, i didnt realize they were so much more $$$ for the 04-08 year. i paid $175 for mine lol. anyways i found a 3" body lift for $350
02-13-2012, 11:36 PM
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