Need To Lift The Noma.

[mercenarygod]

So I've been doing a lot of reasearch lately on suspension lifts for my truck. I just need some opinions and advice if you had my truck, with the desire of a 2" lift to fit some 31x10.50 tires. How you would go about it and what are good brands that don't rape your wallet?

97' Sonoma Extended Cab 4WD

[mercenarygod]

Looks like I'm on my own.

[8.1HD/ALLISON]

If you are only going 2 inches why not get a body lift? much cheaper

[ruggedlife]

see if you can crank the stock keys up, there aint shit out there for those trucks hardly

[mercenarygod]

That's a good idea. Will a body lift be as good as a suspension lift or is the disadvatages?

If you are only going 2 inches why not get a body lift? much cheaper

[mercenarygod]

I think I might just do a body lift. It seems all the suspension lift kits I would trust are too expensive. Gonna go with a Zone 2" body lift. http://zoneoffroad.com/product?ki=258&gr=-1

I would like to do it myself, anyone have troubles installing a zone body lift before? This sounds very promising.

[mercenarygod]

or maybe have it professionally installed...

[mercenarygod]

Will I get any more ground clearance cranking the torson up 2" and adding a leaf for the back compared too not getting any ground clearance from a body lift? Keep in mind I would be putting on bigger tires.

[97reddodge]

hey there check out rough country they have a 2 in suspension lift for 429.95

[mercenarygod]

I looked at them and they seem decent. I feel as though it's one of those online companies that are in it just for the money and make half ass stuff. They would defenitly be my last option.

 

hey there check out rough country they have a 2 in suspension lift for 429.95

[mercenarygod]

Hmmm, So lets say I put one of these on each side in the back Leaf Spring and crank the torsion bar up 2 inches. Will that be better then a body lift?