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well i was leaning superlift...until i read some reviews on FB, plus its alot of cutting compared to other kits.

 

Now its a toss between Pro Comp and Rancho 6in kits.

 

Leaning Pro Comp, as it seems like its less cutting, i can get their coil overs and their online seller has 5in lift leafs and good reviews. Basically a 1 stop shop from jackit.

 

if i buy the rancho i have to buy coil overs else where plus i would still need leafs.

 

i feel like im making the biggest decision of my life lol

give a look at BDS and Zone

 

 

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I think most of them are going to require a little cutting. I saved the piece they cut off and can always have it rewelded if for some reason I wanted to go back stock.

 

Its definitely a hard decision to make but I can tell you I'm extremely pleased with the zone lift.

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And I'm super stoked on my BDS

 

 

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There was a thread about lift kits that don't require cutting or are easy to reverse. I wish I could findnit

 

 

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I have. I like that they're in Michigan, but not a huge fan of this step.

i can tell you I've run 3 BDS kits and 2 Zone and I don't have any complaints!

 

 

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I'm happy with my 4" bds but at slower speeds around 30 or less I'm noticing some kinda raddle not sure what it is but but driving me crazy,any ideas?

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I'm happy with my 4" bds but at slower speeds around 30 or less I'm noticing some kinda raddle not sure what it is but but driving me crazy,any ideas?

 

Hard to pin point but I would check to make sure your shocks are snugged down pretty well. I had to tighten up my rear shocks pretty good to get rid of a squeak I was experiencing at low speeds. Just a thought...

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Guys with the rcx 7.5 lift..how did you fix the rake? It's really killing me that it dips down a bit. Smaller rear block? I'm sure you can't add a leveling kit with that big ass strut spacer in the front ?

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Smaller block is the easiest route. Sucks to lose the height though.

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Guys with the rcx 7.5 lift..how did you fix the rake? It's really killing me that it dips down a bit. Smaller rear block? I'm sure you can't add a leveling kit with that big ass strut spacer in the front [emoji19]

the angles on the 7.5" are bad enough, you definitely should NOT add a spacer

 

 

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Whats up, just wanted to leave my footprint. Heres my 16" Silverado 1500. it has a 4 inch BDS lift, 275/65R20 Mickey Thompson ATZ P3 tires, wheels are plastic dipped until i find the perfect wheel combo. I have a Borla Exhaust S-type, Airaid Jr MIT, and a Diablo Custom Tune from Lew. I also have some Amp Research Power steps. Heres a picture of her all washed up and waxed with Adams Polishes.

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Whats up, just wanted to leave my footprint. Heres my 16" Silverado 1500. it has a 4 inch BDS lift, 275/65R20 Mickey Thompson ATZ P3 tires, wheels are plastic dipped until i find the perfect wheel combo. I have a Borla Exhaust S-type, Airaid Jr MIT, and a Diablo Custom Tune from Lew. I also have some Amp Research Power steps. Heres a picture of her all washed up and waxed with Adams Polishes.

Are they stock wheels?

 

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