what is the biggest bL for my truck
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what is the biggest bL for my truck
I may have a buyer for the 20's and I have a set of 33x12.5's on 15x10's, what is the max lift I can get, also it's an edge what are my options on suspension lift's 2wd, oh yeah i painted the factory valence and the xenon bumper cover is up for grabs.
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You can lift 2wd Edges with 3.5" spindles with Procomp, Fabtech, or Doestch. These range from about $350 for spindle only to $1300 for the full kit
You can also get the Camburg 6.0 which is a super heavy duty 3.5" spindle kit, you get 6" with a torsion bar crank. This one starts at $1550 (parts only) for the Entry Level kit, to $1950 for the Performance kit (dual shocks).
AND, you can get the 5.5"-6" RCD kit that deletes the Torsion bars and adds a coilover. This kit is about $2400.
And then there's the body lift.
You can also get the Camburg 6.0 which is a super heavy duty 3.5" spindle kit, you get 6" with a torsion bar crank. This one starts at $1550 (parts only) for the Entry Level kit, to $1950 for the Performance kit (dual shocks).
AND, you can get the 5.5"-6" RCD kit that deletes the Torsion bars and adds a coilover. This kit is about $2400.
And then there's the body lift.
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I thought about it I have some 36 swampers that would fit the 20"s but I already have 1" adaptors and I am rubbing the sway bar at full lock.I would need some rims with a different backspacing. I think I might put the 20's on my other ranger.
Originally Posted by rolla_guy72
You can lift 2wd Edges with 3.5" spindles with Procomp, Fabtech, or Doestch. These range from about $350 for spindle only to $1300 for the full kit
You can also get the Camburg 6.0 which is a super heavy duty 3.5" spindle kit, you get 6" with a torsion bar crank. This one starts at $1550 (parts only) for the Entry Level kit, to $1950 for the Performance kit (dual shocks).
AND, you can get the 5.5"-6" RCD kit that deletes the Torsion bars and adds a coilover. This kit is about $2400.
And then there's the body lift.
You can also get the Camburg 6.0 which is a super heavy duty 3.5" spindle kit, you get 6" with a torsion bar crank. This one starts at $1550 (parts only) for the Entry Level kit, to $1950 for the Performance kit (dual shocks).
AND, you can get the 5.5"-6" RCD kit that deletes the Torsion bars and adds a coilover. This kit is about $2400.
And then there's the body lift.
he ^^ is correct, but im not sure the RCD kit is out yet.
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this is it at stock height -2" blocks, w 30" tires with a 3" BL and them 3.5" spindles u think I could fit the 36x13.50-20. or should I just go with 15" rims.BTW thats the neighbors cat it always seems to get in my pictures, it likes my truck.
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With a stepside, you should be able to fit 35s with just a BL. I think Charlie (Jack Sparrow) is going to be running either 35s or 38s with BL and Spindles.
Oh, yeah, the RCD is out and Rockymountainsusp.com sells them.
Oh, yeah, the RCD is out and Rockymountainsusp.com sells them.
Originally Posted by xXcecinestpasXx
Body Lifts are gross! very bad for the body over the years.. stay with full suspension
his truck is blue, it was black but then he painted it blue after he lowerd it i think...
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