I drove a fairly simple 3.5 inch lift for a couple of years but was never satisfied with how my truck drove. If you put all the components on your vehicle that are in Slee's 4-inch kit, you will notice a performance issue on-road and off-road. I have had mine on my truck for 10 years now and I am really glad I purchased it. You can get these parts from other people if you prefer. The change in performance is significant and worth the money.
Who has a 4 inch lift?
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Sorry @TexasJack just to clarify, you're happy with both on and off-road performance with the Slee kit, or one or the other took a hit?
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I’m very happy with my Slee 4” kit but is not all Slee. I’ve got the Landtank extended rear lower control arms to correct pinion. A Wits End DC front driveshaft. Ironman adjustable panards. And I used the Redline front axle relocation kit to push it 1” forward to clear 37’s. Otherwise all the other lift parts are Slee’s with the heavy rear springs and his ADS shocks. I used his caster plates up front.
it rides very firm empty but smooth fully loaded.
it rides very firm empty but smooth fully loaded.
Both were better from my perspective. I have a lot of gear in / on my truck. It is very heavy and their lift improved both.
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