what lift r u running
#1
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: new bedford mass.
i want to lift my 2004 tahoe the kits i was looking at are all 6 inches the companirs that i was looking at are
bds Front 6" High Clearance System Rear 5.5" Coil Kit
rough country non torsion bar drop kit ( if i get this one i have to buy the pickup virgin and then buy a kit for the rear lift)
and last but not least
superlift 6" F.I.T. Performance Series Knuckle Lift System
which kits r u using o your chevy and if anyone is using one of theese kits whats your opinion on them and thanks for any input
bds Front 6" High Clearance System Rear 5.5" Coil Kit
rough country non torsion bar drop kit ( if i get this one i have to buy the pickup virgin and then buy a kit for the rear lift)
and last but not least
superlift 6" F.I.T. Performance Series Knuckle Lift System
which kits r u using o your chevy and if anyone is using one of theese kits whats your opinion on them and thanks for any input
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Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Huntsville, AL
I have the FIT, and dont have any complaints about it. Only thing is you cant easily get to the bottom of the engine because of the huge belly pan. But the belly pan does give you more ground clearence and is very strong, and how often do you need directly under the engine? My second choice would be the rancho non-tbar drop lift.
#6
On my lifted truck i had was just a plain rough country 6" with the aftermarket keys and a 8" block in the back got a extra inch or two the the keys but i loved it rode smooth better than the factory
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#8
lol how much did you pay for that cognito? if you don't mind me asking. they are usually VERY VERY proud of their stuff. make sure you get a full drop kit like the superlift. i know from experience the fabtech is a 6" kit but only drops the front differential 4" leaving you with bad CV angles so pay attention to the drop. I'm running a 12" FTS. I know FTS makes a 7" kit just an option.






