baumann6
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This lift seems pretty resonable in price just wondering if anyone has ever heard of this lift. Thanks. http://www.national4wdonline.com/cart.php?target=product&product_id=72993&category_id=3415
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Anyone ever heard of this lift.
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Maybe more of the Canadian brethren will know the name. I've never heard of them, but who really knows all the brands. Might be good. Is that price about the same in US $$?
A US brand could be cheaper and better known for it's history in this market, but the shipping to you might be horrible.
A US brand could be cheaper and better known for it's history in this market, but the shipping to you might be horrible.
baumann6
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Yeah the shipping is the killer I have seen it at some places over $200 dollars so that gets rid of any savings right there. I live only about 3 hours from a City in montana so i will have to check it out down there to.
From the site itself: "Suspension Specials are name brand suspension kits that we consider the best "bang for your buck"! All of these kits are from major manufacturers that we buy in large quantities and are specially priced to give you the best value. All Suspension Specials include SHOCKS."
So it could be Rough Country, Tuff Country, Superlift etc...
So it could be Rough Country, Tuff Country, Superlift etc...
and if rough country it will ride ruff as hell and no real flex. 
I've got a Rough Country, it does ride a little rough, but it flexes alright.
TheBeast_88K5
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I have the 4" skyjacker springs.
They flex damn good.
They flex damn good.
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I'll bet the farm it's RC....
buying an all-in-one lift is stoopid imo... it's not very difficult to piece together the separate components and get VASTLY superior performance for just about the same coin...
buying an all-in-one lift is stoopid imo... it's not very difficult to piece together the separate components and get VASTLY superior performance for just about the same coin...
This is what I wish I would have done. For the price of that lift, you could get a much better one for a couple hundred bucks more and it would be a night and day difference.
