Post pics of 6 inch RCD Lift 2wd
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Originally Posted by KARPE
are those for the 2wd channing? I thought all the RCD guys here were 4x4
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nope, it's just a plain ole spindle lift but with an option for 2 shocks. you have to crank your t-bars to get up to 6"
Most XXX-in lifts all look the same with the exception that some of them push the wheels out a little like the Fabtech spindles, which lift about 3".
The only real difference is what wheels and tires you run with it, what type of bed you have and what look you prefer. Recently my mom hit my bed and I might be getting a new one, so I've been considering the "looks" I can achieve.
Zach (zabeard) has a really good looking truck. In this picture he has 15x10 MT Classic II rims with 35x1250R15 MT/Rs and a Stepside(??) bed. I used this picture because Zach has 7" of lift (4" superlift /3" BL)
Here is an FX4 with 15x8 wheels and 33x1250 tires and a flareside bed and the RCD lift kit.
See the difference??
Most XXX-in lifts all look the same with the exception that some of them push the wheels out a little like the Fabtech spindles, which lift about 3".
The only real difference is what wheels and tires you run with it, what type of bed you have and what look you prefer. Recently my mom hit my bed and I might be getting a new one, so I've been considering the "looks" I can achieve.
Zach (zabeard) has a really good looking truck. In this picture he has 15x10 MT Classic II rims with 35x1250R15 MT/Rs and a Stepside(??) bed. I used this picture because Zach has 7" of lift (4" superlift /3" BL)
Here is an FX4 with 15x8 wheels and 33x1250 tires and a flareside bed and the RCD lift kit.
See the difference??
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06-08-2006
Originally Posted by Ranger1
I don't really keep up on the 2wd stuff but I think camburg or somebody makes a similar lift. Coil spring conversion.
there is also the 5.5 Fabatech lift kit knowning them its probly cheaper
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Originally Posted by Redneckstone
camburg is a Long Travel Kit...RCD is a lift Kit two totaly different beasts...
there is also the 5.5 Fabatech lift kit knowning them its probly cheaper
there is also the 5.5 Fabatech lift kit knowning them its probly cheaper
I think thats about the same thing as the RCD as far as I know, but like i said i don't really keep up on the 2wd stuff.
http://performancelifts.com/cgi-bin/cart/FTS981005.html
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They are about the same price.
RCD
http://www.offroadunlimited.com/Prod...&idproduct=266
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