Bulletproof lifts

[Prfrazier10]

Has anyone had any experience with these lifts?

I'm looking to lift my 2015 Silverado Z71 6-8" to run 35s under it. Not really worried about the price tag I just want the best lift possible

[cdh027]

BDS fox coilover kit.

[Prfrazier10]

Could you share your reasoning?

[Txjose]

Could you share your reasoning?

For BDS?? because its the best.... Period.

 

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[Robert.jean1]

I'll second the BDS lifts and if money isn't an issue then full coil over kit is the best for smooth ride while off-roading. BDS and Fox Shox are two of the premier names in off-roading. Most of the lift kits I've seen are a spacer style lift while BDS uses new struts to lift the truck. A spacer makes the truck no better than it was stock cause it retains the stock components.

[Prfrazier10]

I'll second the BDS lifts and if money isn't an issue then full coil over kit is the best for smooth ride while off-roading. BDS and Fox Shox are two of the premier names in off-roading. Most of the lift kits I've seen are a spacer style lift while BDS uses new struts to lift the truck. A spacer makes the truck no better than it was stock cause it retains the stock components.

I just didn't know because the BDS site says 33" tires max

I see your running the same kit

Any clearance issues?

[Robert.jean1]

None, if I wanted to run a Road Armor style bumper I could run 37's, but my 35'' MT tire don't even rub with full flex. Money was an issue for me so I didn't get the full coil over kit and my truck I still a very competent off-road truck, due to the new Struts and the FOX upgrade.

[TX_AT]

Could you share your reasoning?

Same here, 6" BDS with Fox rears (non coilover) on 35" Toyo MT. Zero clearance issues with 20" stock wheels. I love the ride and quality of the lift. Sometimes I just find myself thinking I should have gone taller too fit 12" wide wheels, other than that I absolutely love it, money well spent.