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 Revtek v. Daystar
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05/30/04 10:01 PM
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I know the subject of lifts have been beaten to death, but I am in need of a lift now. My computer is really screwed up and I can't really do any searching (It freezes up on me). I don't have the funds to go with SAW's so I am debating on whether to get Revtek or Daystar. If I am not mistaken the Daystar lift is only like $200 while the Revtek is a little over $300. My question is which of the two is more of a quality kit? Also, are the lift heights gonna end up being about the same?
Thanks
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Re: Revtek v. Daystar
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05/31/04 06:26 PM
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Re: Revtek v. Daystar
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05/31/04 06:53 PM
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Anonymous
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Cornfeds are of more quality than both those, and between them in price. CornFed
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Re: Revtek v. Daystar
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05/31/04 07:10 PM
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I have a Daystar 2.5" lift kit on my 98 4Runner, and I'm very happy with it.
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Re: Revtek v. Daystar
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06/01/04 03:23 AM
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Anonymous
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Asking which lift is better is kinda like asking what religion is best. You be the judge. Write ups on all of them
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Re: Revtek v. Daystar
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06/01/04 08:58 PM
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I am not asking which is better, that will vary from the people that have either of them. I just want to know of the quality of the material used in making the spacers. I know that cornfed has a good reputation and makes a quality product, I just didn't know if they sold a kit for the front and rear, also the price. Is there a difference between where these three are mounted on the spring?
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Re: Revtek v. Daystar
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06/01/04 09:30 PM
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Anonymous
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Oh, ok I see.
cornfeds are aluminum in the rear and steel in the front price varying on size of lift.
I think revtek and daystar are polyurathane, dont quote me on it though. The info should be in the links provided above.
good luck in deciding, its the hardest part.
cheers
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Re: Revtek v. Daystar
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06/01/04 09:56 PM
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Revtek is aluminum. Daystar is polyu and Cornfed is steel.
All of the suppliers are top notch in their quality. You should be happy with any of them.
Mike
EDIT: Cornfed is alum. for the rear.
Last edited by azrain; 06/01/04 09:58 PM.
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Re: Revtek v. Daystar
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06/01/04 11:32 PM
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Anonymous
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Is revtek alum. front and rear? If yes, I thought alum front were a no-no.
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Re: Revtek v. Daystar
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06/02/04 04:55 AM
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Is revtek alum. front and rear? If yes, I thought alum front were a no-no. Last set that I looked at was, however that was a couple of years ago. I looked around the web a bit and they may have moved to cast iron for the Tacos and the 4Runner. The Tundra still shows as all-Al. A good piece of machined 6061 bar stock would be perfectly acceptable for a spacer. Why wouldn't it? Mike
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