man OVERKILL, those are some nice trucks right there, wonder how the DR 4.5 would look on my truck W/ the stock 20" rims and TOYO mts.

 

Truckchop,

Here is an example of a DR 2.5" on 35" Toyos and stock 20s:

 

that truck looks real good too, but i think i like the 4.5 look better, now i just need to find a place to purchase the kit from, anybody have any suggestions

 

Yeah buy it from Overkill! He owns a Suspension Shop.. He is the MAN when it comes to lifting trucks.. I sake my life on his knowledge and ability!

 

DR systems are all modular....so you can add and subtract parts to get the exact setup that you want.

And yes, when you order the DR 4.5" 4-link you will want to order shocks, I would recommend the DR shocks.

 

I vote for rize.I have the 8in kit in my 2006 superduty and it has been problem free.less money then the dr kit.Just as good with the right shocks.

 

The 4.5" kit is true front and back correct because i've got a 2.5 coil spacer in mine and truck sits perfect so when i lift her hopefully soon the 2.5 is stayin in and i just need the lift to be the same front and back. I know some kits compensate for the front end drop by offering like a 6 in front/4 out back to make basically a level truck at a 4 inch lift height. Just lookin for feedback from someone who's been there thanks.

 

The standard DR 4.5" system replaces the stock rear blocks with one piece 5" OE style blocks which provide a level stance. This results in a 4.5/3 on F250s and 4.5/1.375 on F350s. We can also substitute them with 6" blocks if you desire a bit of rake.

Thanks, Storm!

 

Thanks man i was stuck on pro comp but i see DR is pretty well liked must be for a good reason

 

hey overkill, I just talked to the local shop here in palm beach that does alot of lifts on trucks, and they advised me if I wasnt going to change my rims, that I probably shouldnt go with the DR 4.5" lift because of the body sway and tire rub. they basically told me that if I was going to keep the 20s that I should stick w/ just a 2.5" leveling kit.

 

i agree with most of the people here Donahoe Racing. they seem to be really well built and ride great. They also do come with a pretty hefty price tag...

 

what is the price??????

 

cheapest ive seen the DR 4.5" W/DRE signature shocks and 5" blocks is $1,694.00

 

I went with the DR 4.5" kit also. I arrived this week. A buddy will help me install it next weekend. I will put 35" toyos on 20" KMC Diesels.

I had a hard time picking between the DR 4.5" vs. DR 7". I hope the 4.5" kit will be as high as I want.

 

were did you buy your kit from and how much?