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lift kit
- Thread starter lukc22
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trailblazr81
1/2 ton status
My 4" rough country all spring with arm, and shocks was under $500. Wouldnt think 2 more inches would be that much more. Tho my 4" kit did lift my 81 Blazer a little over 5"... You can also go the shackle flip route for the rear. With maybe a Zero-Rate??
rough country is the cheapest kids ive ever seen
Leper
1/2 ton status
MTChevy said:
And you will know it every time you hit a bump and those stiff a$$ springs don't give.
K5Steve
1/2 ton status
Guess that's why they're called "rough country"
guido666
1/2 ton status
BDS lifts are very well priced. And you can't beat a lifetime warranty with a stick.
trailblazr81
1/2 ton status
Bah!! Ive driven with Rough Country Springs for over 5 years. Besides they were one of the firsts, back in the '70s to do quality lift kits. I dont expect my 30+ year old truck to ride like a Cadilac, or any new car for that matter. But no there are not the smoothest riding lifts out there
Jew Pimpin
Registered Member
I've had my rough country 4" all spring on for about 2 years now. But I also haven't put too many miles on my k5 until this year. It definatley has broken in this year and has become a much better ride.
74757685k5
1/2 ton status
tuffcounty is a little more than rough country.but a lot smoother.I own both curantly.
i second the TC, got the front springs on my rig and love em, good price too
BizeeB65
1/2 ton status
I just got a set of Skyjacker rear springs from www.jackit.com, and I like them. I have to do some more rear axle work before I hit the trail, but I will let you know how they do.
