Which 4" Or Under Kit?

[rucker41]

Which kit would be the best for my 08 Sierra? im want to run 33x12.5 r18s but i want a more aggressive stance than a leveling kit

The Rancho 4" (even though more like a 6") $1400

The Rough Country 3" $429

The Tough Country 4" $1500

The CST 4" $1900

I like the Rancho because i can fit 35's if i decide to do that one day. Its also a reputable brand for a decent price. ANY Suggestions or Recomendations for my truck would be GREATLY appreciated.

[Griffin86]

Which kit would be the best for my 08 Sierra? im want to run 33x12.5 r18s but i want a more aggressive stance than a leveling kit

The Rancho 4" (even though more like a 6") $1400

The Rough Country 3" $429

The Tough Country 4" $1500

The CST 4" $1900

I like the Rancho because i can fit 35's if i decide to do that one day. Its also a reputable brand for a decent price. ANY Suggestions or Recomendations for my truck would be GREATLY appreciated.

 

I am biased towards a CST

[2nmotorsports]

I am thinking about going with the rough country 3" on my 08 silverado

[rucker41]

yea me too its so cheap but ive never really seen a good picture of one with the 3inch have you?

[tobias]

This REALLY should have been a poll.

[kyle 716]

DO A 6" lift buddyy, whats 2 "? ha either way it will look good if u do the rancho 4" let me know how u make out and how its rides. thanks

[Rocco715]

CST, They make some of the best suspension lifts.

[small1town9kid]

actually the rancho 4" really lifts your rig 5 1/8" or something like that. while most 6" kits say that they lift that big. they really don't. the only one i've seen lately is the BDS true six inch but i haven't read any reviews outta petersons four wheel drive to back that up. they did a "6 inch suspension run-around" on 06 chevys. very informative on the products.

[odave]

I just bought a 4" CST for my 08 suburban.

I have had other Chevy's (02 crew cab & 04 suburban) with 6" RCD lifts, great lifts but they increase the front track width causing front tires to stick out and fling road crap all over the truck. CST is the only knuckle lift I know of that does not increase track width.

[Griffin86]

I just bought a 4" CST for my 08 suburban.

I have had other Chevy's (02 crew cab & 04 suburban) with 6" RCD lifts, great lifts but they increase the front track width causing front tires to stick out and fling road crap all over the truck. CST is the only knuckle lift I know of that does not increase track width.

 

Yeah I hear you man, but you still have to have get aftermarket wheels to get less of an offset. Stock is +31 and I went to a +12 so it sticks out almost an inch (23.94/32 i think).

[odave]

yep, got the most back space with 18" rims that would fit with RCD, still stuck out enough to spew road sauce all over my rig

[Griffin86]

yep, got the most back space with 18" rims that would fit with RCD, still stuck out enough to spew road sauce all over my rig

 

I hate when that happens, I am building mudflap brackets that should help with that. First day I got my truck I heard a rock ping... made me want to cry

[ferguson_1500]

yep, got the most back space with 18" rims that would fit with RCD, still stuck out enough to spew road sauce all over my rig

 

I hate when that happens, I am building mudflap brackets that should help with that. First day I got my truck I heard a rock ping... made me want to cry

 

 

 

if its any help i have an 2004 chevy 1500 4x4 with the 3in rough country body lift for about $426 and i can tuck 33/12/16.

[Jackson]

I think the Rancho 4" is a good kit.

[countryboy1365]

check out the truxxx kit i just put one on mine and im running 295/70r/17 toyos and havent had a problem