Is this lift any good?

[willjumper]

http://store.fatbobsgarage.com/chev...831.aspx?utm_medium=cse&utm_source=googlebase

Its a 3 inch rough country lift. i have a 98 2 door tahoe with a ARB bumper on it that must way a thousand pounds. i have the torsion keys turned up and it still sags in the front. Would you run this lift on your tahoe?

 

[96ProCompTahoe]

seems most are happy with their 6" kits, don't see why the three would be any different. looks like everything is there and the price seems good.

i would be suprised if your ARB bumper weighed more than a couple hundred pounds. my KMA winch bumper weighs in around 170#

 

[Brandon X]

I just put that exact kit on my tahoe, check out my thread.

 

[bowtiefreak]

I am looking to buy the RCX 6" kit. But xbrandonx can be our tester for this one I guess

 

[willjumper]

I just put that exact kit on my tahoe, check out my thread.

Did you put the rear lift and front on? Ill probly just run the front to fix the sagging. Is that ok? or will it do any damage?

 

[bowtiefreak]

You could lift the front 6" and not the back. It is not a big deal. The rear is a realy easy job. My advice is lift the front, see the stance of teh truck, then lift the back as needed.

 

[willjumper]

Ok thanks BowtieFfreak. Ill take your advice, to me you look like the head man in charge

 

[bowtiefreak]

They call it Cali Lean. But if you are sagging in the front the 3" kit should be cool. Like I said to put a 1 or 2" block out back or add a leaf is so simple. My plan for my suburban is going to play out very similar: get the front kit installed and measure the fenders and see how much I need to lift the back to get the stance I want. The front takes a little work the rear is a joke. Cut the old U bolts off, jack the truck up a little to lower the axle away and insert block or leaf and install new longer U bolts and you're done.