4"BDS or 4" Pro Comp
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4"BDS or 4" Pro Comp
I am giving myself until Monday to choose a lift. Who has which one and why did you choose it over another brand? I am only looking to run 33's unless someone can convince me that a 5"-6" lift is better to throw 35's under it. I am open to suggestions but only want to spend between $2000-$2200 at the local shop in here Louisiana (SS Truck Performance). I'm listening...ready GO
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I was under the impression that you needed 4.5" backspacing on one's rims. Looks like the XD MOnsters only come in 5"? Love the look. Still no rubbing? What size are the tires?
I was under the impression that you needed 4.5" backspacing on one's rims. Looks like the XD MOnsters only come in 5"? Love the look. Still no rubbing? What size are the tires?
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procomp 4" just installed this weekend here...couldnt be happier.
was $940 delivered...couldnt beat that anywhere.
was $940 delivered...couldnt beat that anywhere.
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I am giving myself until Monday to choose a lift. Who has which one and why did you choose it over another brand? I am only looking to run 33's unless someone can convince me that a 5"-6" lift is better to throw 35's under it. I am open to suggestions but only want to spend between $2000-$2200 at the local shop in here Louisiana (SS Truck Performance). I'm listening...ready GO
I looked at a lot of lifts trying to figure out an inexpensive way to fit 37s. I decided the best way (for me) was to just spend the money on bushwacker fender flares and spacers instead of a lift. (i prefer the low look with big tires anyway) and the idea of a lifted truck on our icy winter roads doesn't appeal to me. using the flares and spacers it'll be approx 8" wider at the outside of the tires and 10" wider at the flares.
$700 in flares and spacers and we'll see the outcome in a few weeks, but i should be able to fit 37s. if not, it should only take springs out of a f250/350 to get me there.
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You can get rear springs with the BDS kit though, retail is about a $500.00 add, your dealer can get them in the $300.00 range.
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