want to go bigger

[chadster21]

thinking about adding a few more inches to my 6'' lift, wondering where i can find the coil spacer, and how much?? also im purchasing a body lift off another member 1.25"rcx does anyone have any feed back on them (ride quality durability etc), and i may install bilsteins not quite sure yet.

 

[ramin44s]

I'd do bilsteins over anything else for more lift

 

[Catchin Zs]

X2^^^^

 

[chadster21]

i still want a rake on my truck tho... i hate seeing a truck squat down on the back.... and i carry quads and bikes around often

 

[jake09]

I run bilsteins and 1.25" bl and rear spacer..do the bilsteins and rear spacer (can get spacers at topguncustomz site) and adjust bilsteins so you still have some rake...Then do body lift

 

[Catchin Zs]

If you do the Bilsteins you'll still have some rake

 

[fastNugly]

I run bilsteins and 1.25" bl and rear spacer..do the bilsteins and rear spacer (can get spacers at topguncustomz site) and adjust bilsteins so you still have some rake...Then do body lift

Hey, Chad! Exactly as Jake mentioned above.
Many are running this exact same setup....as am I as we discussed.
The rake will depend on
1) what you set the Bilsteins too
2) Depending what you set the Bilsteins to, what Coil Spacer you will use

I have a 0.5" rake with my Bilsteins set to 2.1 and running a 1" coil spacer.
Now, i am expecting my Bilstein to settle anywhere between an 1/4" to 1/2" more...So I will land anywhere between 3/4 -1" rake, which is what I want.

But you need to measure you fenders now....so you will know what to set your Bilsteins at and if you want to run a coil spacer for added height.

:********:

 

[fastNugly]

i still want a rake on my truck tho... i hate seeing a truck squat down on the back.... and i carry quads and bikes around often

You may also want to use or get airlift 1000 kit.
I will be ordering this in the coming week or so.....

For your exact same reason.....squatting!

Airlift has confirmed that the kit will still work with a lifted truck and for $90-$100, you cant go wrong!

 

[chadster21]

id like to keep the rake i have now with the 6'' lift.... but i wanna add a few more inches, still just aint high enough. whats the most common rear block used... can you go 2''?

fast i got your text il get back to you soon

 

[fastNugly]

id like to keep the rake i have now with the 6'' lift.... but i wanna add a few more inches, still just aint high enough. whats the most common rear block used... can you go 2''?

fast i got your text il get back to you soon

I think 1.5" is the highest/ what most members go with, with the lift kit you/we got

Take measurements so you know your current rake and go from there....

 

[WhiteExpress]

thinking about adding a few more inches to my 6''

Up until this point, I was sure it was your GF posting under your account.

 

[chadster21]

lol

 

[chadster21]

anyone know where i can find a rear block and whats the biggest height i can install? is there a 1.5''???

 

[jake09]

I'm assuming you have a 1500 which has rear coils and not leafs..So you use coil spacers and not blocks..but check out topguncustomz.com ..rear spacers go from .75" up to 2.5"..just make sure you have enough shock for the increased height.

 

[blackout11]

thats what she said

 

[chadster21]

ya thats what i meant spacer... i have a 6'' rough country now... would 1.5'' spacer give me any trouble on my shocks??

 

[jake09]

I think those shocks are 12" travel that come with the kit..not sure..so around 29" extended im guessing...You will be ok bc I've seen alot of others use the 1.5" in the rear with the kit shocks...You can always upgrade to 14" travels later...could also just check to see how much extension you have in your shocks now then you'll know how much travel ull have after the spacers.

 

[fastNugly]

I'm assuming you have a 1500 which has rear coils and not leafs..So you use coil spacers and not blocks..but check out topguncustomz.com ..rear spacers go from .75" up to 2.5"..just make sure you have enough shock for the increased height.

Chad, exactly what Jake said.
It is all dependent on your shock length (collapse and travel)