4 inch rough country

guitarsgethegals · Mar 14, 2011

i noticed that the rough country does not make there lift for 2004 trucks could you still bolt this kit on or would it not work? if not i was thinking of doing the lift part by part what would the process be for this?

nb11 · Mar 14, 2011

After '97 2wd front suspensions changed. So it won't work with your truck. Sorry man, I was disappointed that they don't make them for our trucks.

guitarsgethegals · Mar 16, 2011

what did they change after 97?

guitarsgethegals · Mar 16, 2011

And is this a better route to take?

http://shop.suspensionmax.com/Shop/Control/Product/fp/vpid/7053535/vpcsid/10115847/SFV/32526/prods_per_page/96

5 inch lift kit.... Pretty cheap

Bennybooster · Mar 16, 2011

The entire suspension system changed in 1998, not even close

The 5in lift you posted wouldn't be bad, but I definatley would jump it

guitarsgethegals · Mar 16, 2011

jump??

but i plan on putting 32x11.5 tires w/
1 inch back spacers/adapters

Bennybooster · Mar 16, 2011

guitarsgethegals said:
jump??

As in, you go fast and hit a jump, and the tires leave the ground. Then you hit the ground and your new spindles shear off

doyouquaxu · Mar 16, 2011

Bennybooster said:
The entire suspension system changed in 1998, not even close

The 5in lift you posted wouldn't be bad, but I definatley would jump it

Bennybooster said:
As in, you go fast and hit a jump, and the tires leave the ground. Then you hit the ground and your new spindles shear off

read what you wrote. only bolded what doesn't make sense.

guitarsgethegals · Mar 17, 2011

what do you have on your truck booster?

RavoHimself · Mar 18, 2011

he meant wouldn't jump it. spindles with that much lift for that cheap don't really sound to sturdy under stress. they will probably snap the first jump you hit
do 3" spindles and fiberglass fenders. it will give you plenty of room for wheel travel. and don't do the spacers. they are just an extra set of lugs to worry about. just get less backspacing.

guitarsgethegals · Mar 20, 2011

yeah im just going for the tall look i mean 2wd really?
but yeah i have 32x 11.5 mastercrafts and i just want the cheapest way to put them on.....

lethal-threat-b288 · Mar 23, 2011

Bennybooster said:
As in, you go fast and hit a jump, and the tires leave the ground. Then you hit the ground and your new spindles shear off

i do that with my stock 96 ranger and no problems :thefinger:

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