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lift kits
i have a leveling kit on my truck now but i want to take it to the next level dose anyone know of a 6" lift for a good price. i was looking at a rough country lift has any one had a problem with there lift kit.
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I was looking at them but I found that they were way to much money for one. Thats what I thought anyways. 1200 or whatever it is was way to much for me. I did find a 4 inch but found out a 3 inch leveling kit was good enough and only cost 80 then add on 80 for an add a leaf. I would stay where you are unless you got the money to throw at it. You could pass some this way to lol
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From: Culleoka TN
If your gonna do four might as well do six. They are usually cheaper or around the same price. I would like one but I know I won't ever fork over the 1200 bucks. So I just plan 0n going from my two in leveling kit to a three and throwin on some 35's
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I don't think you'll go wrong with whichever kit you pick. Seems like they all do the job and I haven't really heard anyone say anything negative about a lift they had installed on their truck... any negative comment about a certain brand of lift I hear or read about usually comes from someone who has not installed that lift brand of lift on their truck. I have not installed or even seen an F-150 around me with the Rough Country lift kit. I did install one on my cousin's Dodge over two years ago. He's been running problem free ever since.... he doesn't go wheelin' with it though, so I can't comment on its durability for off-roading. I had a 2.5" leveling kit on my '06 and decided to take it off and install a 4" Rancho just over a year ago. I really liked the sub-frame design of the Rancho. I also didn't want any more than 4" of lift, plus the Rancho allowed me to use my stock 20's... I considered that money saved, thus being cheaper in total cost than the 6" lifts I was looking at. Just pick a lift that fits your needs and budget and I think you'll be happy.
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