2014+ Suspension Lifts

harleyjess · April 15, 2016

what he said , also how hard it is to do

sose5000 · April 15, 2016

6" Fabtech lift with Fuel 20x10's on 35x12.5 Nitto Terra Grappler G2's

That looks great! Any issues with the MRC on install?

zoomiejr2 · April 15, 2016

Anyone know if I can replace the stock rancho strut for a bilstein strut with my zone 6.5?

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seansharley · April 16, 2016

Ordered my 20x12's, should be here Tuesday. Thinking about the toyo rt 35/12.50, and Mcgauphy 7-9 black ss lift unless anyone else has better ideas

Kennith Pujol · April 16, 2016

Ordered my 20x12's, should be here Tuesday. Thinking about the toyo rt 35/12.50, and Mcgauphy 7-9 black ss lift unless anyone else has better ideas

From all the research I have done, McGuaghy's is a really good ride and supposedly better than BDS, Rough Country, and the cheaper lifts out there. Occasionally some people have gotten bad rear shocks with the kit and have had to send them back in for another set. If you got the money then you should get Bulletproof or Full Throttle Suspension, but that price is nasty haha. I got the 7-9 McGaughy's SS black kit in with a add a leaf to set at 9" and got a 1.5" Zone body lift. Just waiting on my 22x12's and 37x13.50s to come in and hopefully will have her up in the air in a week or two.

seansharley · April 16, 2016

Thanks for the reply, can't wait to see the end result when you get yours done. Really hoping to improve the looks, and ride. Hoping I don't need the extra leaf with it set at 8".

seansharley · April 16, 2016

Looking for suggestions on rubber. Currently happy with the nitto Terra grapplers, looking for something a little more aggressive looking, but not wanting full on mud terrains rumbling down the highway at 80.

Someone suggested toyo rt's, any feedback would be greatly appreciated

Vic15 · April 16, 2016

Four Wheeler Network seems to be impressed with the Cooper Discoverer STT Pro. It is a mud tire, but they say it has good road manners with only a slight hum.
http://www.fourwheeler.com/product-reviews/1511-cooper-discoverer-stt-pro-super-traction-tire/

Edited April 17, 2016 by Vic15

Gonzalez210 · April 16, 2016

Hey guys starting to build my truck I have a 2015 all terrain I'm undecided between 3 kits looking at the 1. 6in bds with coil overs 2. Fts 7in with coilovers or 3. 6in fabtech performance with 2.5 dirt logic coilovers. Any help on which to go with

Buttercup24 · April 17, 2016

My 2015 1500

Just installed

6" bds lift

325/50r22 trail grapplers

22x10 fuel nuts d251

Buttercup24 · April 17, 2016

Offset view

Buttercup24 · April 17, 2016

Front view

( sorry my phone only lets me attach 1 picture at a time )

Nab · April 17, 2016

(Before) 2.5" leveling kit

6.5" zone lift, 35x12.5x20 Toyo open countrys on stock 20's with no spacers, at full lock both ways and in forward or reverse no rubbing AT ALL!!

GeauxTigers2012 · April 17, 2016

6.5" Zone on 20x12 MO962 wrapped in 35x12.5 Kumho M/T

seansharley · April 17, 2016

Four Wheeler Network seems to be impressed with the Cooper Discoverer STT Pro. It is a mud tire, but they say it has good road manners with only a slight him.

Those look, and sound awesome according to the article, thank you.

http://www.fourwheeler.com/product-reviews/1511-cooper-discoverer-stt-pro-super-traction-tire/

Oops, thank you