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Old 05-01-2006, 03:38 PM   #22 (permalink)
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Re: Complete list and Comparison of Lift kits there all here!

Don't forget, the beauty of the adjustable coilover is that you can do your mods in steps. You can level out the truck and gain a nice little bit of extra clearance under the front skidplate and then get the rear lift later and then crank up the front to level it out again. Add tires at any point. The coilovers are a good way to go for a first mod...then just build on that. This is all my own crazy opinion of course. I wouldn't want to spend $500 on spacers and then spend another $1500 on a full lift. That's 2K for a $1500 lift...in the end.
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