3" to 4" Lift sugestions
04-30-2009, 12:08 AM
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04-30-2009, 06:55 AM
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05-01-2009, 06:06 PM
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Clayton
I did a ton a research on lifts in the 3" to 4" range and boiled my options down to :
Clayton
Currie
Teraflex
These three offered the most complete kit, which you really need for a lift of that height (i.e. adjustable control arms, adjustable front track bar, rear bracket, longer brake lines, etc.). Clayton won out for me because they were the most competitive on pricing. I also thought their customer support was great and a lifetime warrenty on the control arms. I have been very happy with the product thus far and spoken to them a couple of times since the install. They sent out a replacement joint for my rear sway bar without any questions. If I wanted to move to 37" tires from 35s I need only to swap out the springs. Give them a ring and talk to Adam.
Clayton
Currie
Teraflex
These three offered the most complete kit, which you really need for a lift of that height (i.e. adjustable control arms, adjustable front track bar, rear bracket, longer brake lines, etc.). Clayton won out for me because they were the most competitive on pricing. I also thought their customer support was great and a lifetime warrenty on the control arms. I have been very happy with the product thus far and spoken to them a couple of times since the install. They sent out a replacement joint for my rear sway bar without any questions. If I wanted to move to 37" tires from 35s I need only to swap out the springs. Give them a ring and talk to Adam.