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Re: Best Lift and Tire Combo
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03/02/05 03:12 AM
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Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 140
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The type of lift you need depends on the type of things you're going to do with your truck. If you're going to run through the desert you dont want drop down brackets and a body lift. I have the Revtek with 32x11.50's on stock rims (15x7) and I never rub. Its a good lift and I have no complaints about it at all. Its very straight forward and easy to install...one of the few kits I've come across where when it tells you no cutting or drilling it means it...my buddies 6" for his silverado said 100% bolt on, they just left out the part about cutting off the bumpstop and redrilling holes into the frame to put in the new one haha <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />...If you can I suggest going with a coilover like sway away king or donahoe...or if you really wanna go balls out get a 2.5"x8" bypass coilover and new upper arms, you'll be pulling 9-10" of travel without going long travel...Tire wise I have BFG AT's and love them...good luck with your choice <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />
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