Lift kit without frame modification?

[2016 chevy 6.2]

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[Travis Whitmore]

My alignment guy told me the CV angles on the new trucks (he owns a 2014) are much more forgiving of small lifts.

 

 

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[Trex3050]

Do you currently have this kit installed without cutting? The instructions appear to have a cut step, just curious if it does apply.

 

Procomp page:

http://www.procompusa.com/suspension-product-details.aspx?pt=3533&pl=1808&pqq=2281&pqa=13488

 

Page 7 cut diagram in pdf here:

http://www.procompusa.com/aux_incl/pdf.ashx?pdf=51029B_%2051030B_K1158B_K1159B_INST.pdf&line=EXP

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Hey sorry know this post is older...I have been looking at options about changing my lift on my truck. I'm past the high school/early 2p year old 'I wanna be cool in a 6inch truck' stage but I haven't found anything smaller than a 6inch (which I already currently have) where they cut the frame. I was told you can always find a shop to weld on the pieces they cut off and go back to "stock" but that isn't practical. I just noticed however you said the manual says they have to cut the frame for that ProComp 4 inch. Do any of y'all have any insight on this matter?

[Mad Maxx]

Readylift 4" requires ZERO cutting.