Lift Questions

[zane8000]

I installed some N-Fab Durasteps last night on my truck and after having some steps on there i feel like they hang a little low so the obvious decision is to lift the truck to remedy this issue. What kid of lift would you recommend?

I wouldnt go any bigger than a 35 and i would like to retain the use of the stock tires for now if possible if not no big deal(my jeep had to have new wheels when it was lifted due to offset i dont know if it is the same with our trucks) i dont want a sub par kit that is going to put stress on another part(i seen some people having stuff break with leveling kits) because it is messing with the geometry so i guess a full suspension would be the ideal way to go.

Any feedback you can give me would be greatly appreciated.

 

[zane8000]

looking more into it rough country's site says since i have an outdoorsman (TRX) model that with either their 4 or 6 inch lift i will only get approx 1 inch of lift on my truck. what makes the outdoorsman different?

 

[Csanders1992]

The outdoorsman sits 1" higher from the factory. The 4" rough country looks great with 35s and stock wheels


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[BOWERSFJ]

You can check my gallery . . . I'm Zone 4" with 35" tires and N-Fab steps

 

[Wandell]

Yeah, a 4 or 6 inch RCX, BDS or Zone lift would be a great choice.

 

[zane8000]

aaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnndddddddddddddd i'm an idiot. when i read ""TRX" models will achieve approximately 1" of additional lift." i took that as i would only receive 1 inch of additional lift over stock not that i would be getting approx 5 inches out of a 4 inch lift. it was a long day yesterday. out of rough country BDS and zone who is better and i know this is a subjective question.

 

[BOWERSFJ]

BDS would be highest and most capable of the three ... Zone is sister company of BDS and great for light trails and on road ... Don't know anything about RC other than it is the least expensive ... Luv my Zone lift !!!


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