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How thick are the spacers you currently have? If they are only 1", then you might be able to add those coils. But if they are already 2" or 2.5" which is mostly likely, then adding another simple kit is going to cause you problems with suspension geometry I think. There is a reason why they don't make 4" spacers, ya know?
I'm looking to do something cheap, not bad quality, but i don't have a lot of money to spend on this and only want a little bit more lift in the front.
any other lift kits you can reccomend that would be somewhat cheap and not very big? i have brand new 33'' open country MT's so not looking to buy new bigger tires, going to stick with a small lift till i get the $$ for new tires and a big lift.
I don't have any particular kit to recommend. But I wonder why you would buy a 3" kit when you already have a 2" or 2.5" spacer. With a powerstroke, you might find you didn't gain anything. I suggested 4" based on you already having 2.5" and were interested in another 1.5". You might want to call Roughcountry and ask their opinion. Because it would suck to spend $500 and find you only gained 1/2", right?
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