Best/Cheapest 6" lift kit?

[bsul92]

Ive had 22's on my car two summers now, and im kind of over the rim kick. im looking to do something like this:

A nice 6" lift and then probably 35 inch tires on my 22's. Any suggestions for a reliable/affordable lift kit, and tires? any help would be appreciated!

Oh and this just dawned on me, Will my plow still work? that might just be a trial and error but if anyone knows, that would be awesome!

 

[afbond03]

I am new to this scene but Rough Country probably is your best bet to keep cost on the low. Not sure about the plow though. I am sure you can make it work, it just might take some rigging and what not. I know here where I live there are plenty of lifted vehicles with plows.

 

[powersn130]

I have been looking at 6" kits for.mine as well I think I'm gonna go with a 6" zone kit they're right around 2000 installed

 

[Bamtastic14]

dont buy a cheap lift if ur gonna plow with it!!!

 

[Osbornl1]

i recommend a zone lift as powersn130 said. I have one on my 08 silverado and dont regret the few extra bucks it cost over rough country.

 

[domin8]

Of you want it cheap, it won't be reliable. If you want it reliable, it won't be cheap.

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[afbond03]

Zone is good stuff. They are a company of BDS suspensions. Good reviews in the Jeep world.

 

[JennaBear]

We sell all sorts of different lifts, feel free to hit us up for a price.

 

[nitronostrils]

Zone is good stuff. They are a company of BDS suspensions. Good reviews in the Jeep world.

Zone is basically a spitting image of BDS hardware, just alittle cheaper. I'm happy with my 6" BDS. Another suspension component you might want to consider also is the rear upper/lower control arms and panhard bar.