Check this out. Cheap for what it is.

89REDRANGER · Nov 20, 2007

I was looking for a decent 4 inch lift to use till I can get a SAS done, and came across this: http://www.suspensionconnection.com/cgi-bin/suscon/248624.html

Look any good to you guys? It doesn't have the drop plates. It has complete drop replacement brackets so I don't think it should cause any real problems, plus it comes with longer radius arms. Even if they are cheap, it's better than stock.

Let me know what you think.

JohnnyU · Nov 20, 2007

$900 will go a surprising distance toward an axle swap if you shop around, do your homework and spend you rmoney wisely.

samsonitesamsonite · Nov 20, 2007

I agree, save the money and it will get most of your SAS done...

fastford04 · Nov 22, 2007

that kit doesnt come with the shocks or the drop pitman arm you got to add more cash to it!!

Sunk · Nov 22, 2007

Yeah i don't see much point spending money on a lift kit when you'll end up not using the majority of it in the long run. If you really want to though, I'd try to find something used for cheap.

Natedog · Nov 24, 2007

samsonitesamsonite said:
I agree, save the money and it will get most of your SAS done...

Yes, and until then look for a good used lift that is complete or mostly complete.

Check this out. Cheap for what it is.

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