Lift Kit Question
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2000/5.4/4x4 (06-05-2014)
06-03-2014, 10:23 PM
#32
Not the best picture, but worn out 33's and a crank ~24" hub to fender IIRC No lift They are already lookin a bit small IMHO Nice shot of my battle scar. 
You should see what the BMW 5 series that sideswiped me looks like. I would say 3" BL would be your best bet. Maintain your ride, inexpensive, and not too much to make your shoes look tiny.
You should see what the BMW 5 series that sideswiped me looks like. I would say 3" BL would be your best bet. Maintain your ride, inexpensive, and not too much to make your shoes look tiny.
06-05-2014, 12:06 PM
#35
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Yes it should considering the 6" Zone is a true 6" suspension lift. And the RC lift is not a 5" lift, you have to crank the T-bars up 1" to achieve the 5" of front lift because it only drops the front diff down 4".
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2000/5.4/4x4 (06-06-2014)
06-05-2014, 12:56 PM
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The only major difference between the two, is the BDS kicks the front wheels out a little more. Other than that, the major components are identical.
06-05-2014, 01:54 PM
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06-05-2014, 03:07 PM
#39
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Yeah they are both very nice kits. I think the only other main difference is the bds comes with compression struts. You have a beautiful truck btw.
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rbrais (06-06-2014)
06-05-2014, 05:38 PM
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I don't know a whole lot about how some of these suspension lifts work but I am looking to raise mine a bit so I was looking at 4" kits too. Im running 33's as well and was worried those would look too small. Is it possible to buy a 4" kit but turn it down to maybe 3" until I save up and can get 35s then turn it up to the 4 full inches and just replace blocks as needed? I thought I had read that some kits are adjustable like that cause of the torsion bars.
