Superlift, BDS and i think the trailmaster stage II use one piece brackets.
BDS also has a lifetime warranty.

Inexpensive and strong IFS lifts can be hard to find...

Skyjacker, Superlift, and Black Diamond all use one piece (stronger) bracketry, but are more expensive than others. I would look for one of them used, or on Ebay (even new, they are often cheaper there).

For the cheapest, there are procomp stage I and similar lifts out there to be had for 500, new, from sites such as ntwonline.com and 4wpw.com . Maybe check those sites. You can always weld the lower bracketry to make it a bit stronger.


Any pics of your truck as-is? I'd like to see the 36s with the 3" body. I love big tires and little lift.

My .02

No 4" IFS kit. They are not worth the money when you could get a 1" Roger brown for $100 and some 1.5" Ball Joint Spacers for $120. I've been running 32's since before i put that stuff on and I could EASILY be running 33's now with no problems on or off-road. A buddy in highschool got the 4" superlift and liked it alright, but he spent alot of money and couldn't get any larger tires than 33's without more lift (aka body) and it certainly didn't perform any better offroad.

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i run 34s on my truck, and could easily fit 36s with a little bit of fender rounding..if my CVs could handle it.

superlift sometimes cuts a deal with free shipping, atleast they did for me. it was under 700 dollars for a complete kit (brackets/springs)