Rough Country 3" kit?
#2
Senior Member
Go with a 2” spacer max or if you need more, go with the 4” full suspension lift.
#7
I looked at this setup, but as previously stated, the rest of the front end components will be way beyond their desired range. I keep my trucks for awhile, so the $500 saved by not buying the 4" lift will must likely be spent replacing these parts down the road.
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#8
My my truck doesn't see dirt, and for my budget, desired stance and driving habits this fit the bill. I wouldn't say anything looks "extreme" but it sure isn't stock. Another thing that made me wary of the 4" was cutting and welding. Is it a better design, sure, but I wanted the abilility to take the spacers out and go back stock if I ever wanted to.
Overall the the ride is a more firm, but by no means rough. I wasn't expecting a stock plush ride with these tires.
As as long as you enjoy what you got, who cares!
#10
Senior Member
i think the "Extreme Angle" conversation has been well documented over the past years, however, I haven't seen many posts, if any, relating to this damage wise.
My my truck doesn't see dirt, and for my budget, desired stance and driving habits this fit the bill. I wouldn't say anything looks "extreme" but it sure isn't stock. Another thing that made me wary of the 4" was cutting and welding. Is it a better design, sure, but I wanted the abilility to take the spacers out and go back stock if I ever wanted to.
Overall the the ride is a more firm, but by no means rough. I wasn't expecting a stock plush ride with these tires.
As as long as you enjoy what you got, who cares!
My my truck doesn't see dirt, and for my budget, desired stance and driving habits this fit the bill. I wouldn't say anything looks "extreme" but it sure isn't stock. Another thing that made me wary of the 4" was cutting and welding. Is it a better design, sure, but I wanted the abilility to take the spacers out and go back stock if I ever wanted to.
Overall the the ride is a more firm, but by no means rough. I wasn't expecting a stock plush ride with these tires.
As as long as you enjoy what you got, who cares!
Last edited by brihvac; 10-03-2017 at 07:13 PM.