Best 6" coilover lift

By BrodieBiking
July 23, 2017 in Modifications & Accessories

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BrodieBiking

Posted July 23, 2017

Going to buy a lift this year and install it in the spring. Been doing a lot do research and looked through many different brands of lifts now just looking for some personal reviews!! I have a budget of about $5000 CAD, strictly front coilover lifts... No struts and spacers. Obviously BDS and fabtech are the popular contenders and close the to price range. I do like the Superlit 8" with king coilover and shocks, but then I'd have to run 37's and re-gear, so screw that. The truck is a 16" Sierra 1500 double cab, currently levelled with fox 2.5's and cognito arms. Feedback would be awesome!

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