rough and country lift kit
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I think you mean "ball joint spacer". There are no coil springs on your truck.
General consensus around here is that they call it "Rough Country" because that's how they ride after you get them installed.
General consensus around here is that they call it "Rough Country" because that's how they ride after you get them installed.
He means the ride quality will be stiff as a rock as in "rough". He didn't mean that would be a good thing either, FYI.
I would look at what OME offers.
What are your intentions for the truck?
If you want a "hey look at me" kind of truck to impress all the girls with tons of lift but no real durability, then sure put that RC IFS lift on, be sure to polish up the shocks and make everything pretty. Those 4" blocks on the rear axle are gonna be hard on your rear u-joint and pinion, just be easy on the gas.
If you want to do some serious off-roading and be able to drive home, there are better options. But you don't need 6" of lift.
If you want a "hey look at me" kind of truck to impress all the girls with tons of lift but no real durability, then sure put that RC IFS lift on, be sure to polish up the shocks and make everything pretty. Those 4" blocks on the rear axle are gonna be hard on your rear u-joint and pinion, just be easy on the gas.
If you want to do some serious off-roading and be able to drive home, there are better options. But you don't need 6" of lift.