lift question!

[AllyRhiannxo]

Bare with me please it is kind of long sorry!!!

Torn between the Zone 4 inch suspension lift and the zone 3.5inch combo lift. My truck is my daily driver with occasional offroading. Planning to pair the lift with 35s I assume both those lifts would clear 35s?
Also plan on adding a HD bumper such as iron cross...I've heard that a body lift can prevent you from being able to put a different bumper on?

Really leaning towards the combo lift for price reasons but I'm iffy after hearing things such as not being able to use an aftermarket bumper.

My last question is with either lift? Would there be anything i would need to go with such as steering stablizer or anything of the sort? Ive heard when you lift it can stretch certain wires that may need replaced?

 

[Wandell]

If you go with the body lift you will have to do some custom fabrication to install an aftermarket bumper. Even if you just have to build a beefier version of their bumper relocation brackets. Also, if you are going to pay someone to install the lift kits, the suspension lift is a better value. It's usually more labor intensive to install a body lift. Not that it's harder to install than a suspension lift, it's just tedious time consuming work. And that raises labor charges.

 

[socal2014sport]

Here is my 2014 CC 2wd with a 4.5" Maxtrac spindle lift and 1.5" spacer in the rear and 35" tires. Everything fits good here with no rubbing so a combo like this would still allow you to change the bumper on yours no problem