RCX lift is around a grand I think. Plus install or DIY
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Sounds great thanksRCX lift is around a grand I think. Plus install or DIY
You have a good point I might have to do that thanks man.How about leaving it alone and saving that money for better wheels and tires? You can still get big rims and good all terrain tires without paying for altered suspension geometry and the headaches that go along with it.
Ok I see what you are saying.the 2 door is an awesome truck. they look good slammed or turned into a skyscraper. id personally lift it 6" (or around that range) and put a bigger rim on (18x10, 20x10, 20x12 with 33") since you dont like big looking tires. if you dont want to do that, keep the stock rims and put an aggressive tire on like a nitto terra,trail, or mud grappler. i just see it pointless to lower a 4x4. thats not what it was intended for(not to mention tht i read somewhere on this forum that some serious mechanic work needs to get done if lowered... i could be misinformed) and itll waste more MPG even when not in 4x4 and if you just had a 2x4.
just my two cents.