Fabtech 4 inch budget

[2015Hoe]

ive asked before about the RC 3.5 inch 2wd kit. Guessing not many are running it on here because I never really for a response to it. So is anyone running the 4 inch fabtech? Some reviews say not to use it because it's just an oversized leveling kit. It's going on a 2wd so what problems would anyone see running it?

 

[01Konvict]

On a 2wd it should be fine. It's a glorified level kit and not really a full suspension drop is why most turn away from it.

 

[2015Hoe]

thanks. I think I may go with it. Was thinking the RC 3.5 or the fabtech. With no cv angles to worry about I figured it would be ok.

 

[01Konvict]

Get it, put some 22x10 33x12.50 Nitto ridge tires and it would look really great!

 

[NYisles1]

thanks. I think I may go with it. Was thinking the RC 3.5 or the fabtech. With no cv angles to worry about I figured it would be ok.

Check out page 2 of the "show of your leveled" thread which is right next to this one. One of the members posted a pic of their Denali with 4" fabtech.

 

[01Konvict]

Check out page 2 of the "show of your leveled" thread which is right next to this one. One of the members posted a pic of their Denali with 4" fabtech.

I think this look (2.5/1 on 22x12/33) but 22x10 billets 33 on the 4"

 

[2015Hoe]

Thanks for the responses guys. Kinda going back and forth as to what to do. It's my wife's so in the end it's doesn't matter as I won't be driving it but I want it to look as good as it can being a 2wd. She's pretty rough on wheels so lifted vs lowered on big wheels is a no brainer.

 

[01Konvict]

My next Denali will be these body styles on a 4" kit with 33x12.50/22x10. Still meat around rim to avoid most curbs and be a better daily then my current 7" lift.

 

[2015Hoe]

I'm actually wanting to run an 18 inch wheel with a 275/70/18. It's a skinny 33 but I want some meat around the wheels because my wife is a curb checker for sure lol

 

[01Konvict]

Tell her 22s only and curb a wheel its the death for you hahaha! I got my wife used to driving my G37S on 20s dodging bumps and pot holes in the road.