4 or 6 inches

[Ninety5PoloZ]

I had the money all saved for the DC lift for my tahoe, but backed out at the last minute. I drove a few lifted trucks and it just wasn't my cup 'o tea. My dad has a 98 ram with a 2.5" leveling kit and 35s and its too big for me. I'd rather have them low, but nothing against lifted trucks, I love the look of them

But if your on a budget get the RC lift, but if you want the biggest and the best save for the DC lift.

 

[tom10]

im looking at a nice rc one since im kinda on a budget but is it a rough ride with em cuz figure if your putting new suspension on then you wont be feeling every bump in the road

 

[99COOP]

No, as long as you dont crank the tbars too much it wont be a rouch ride. Most people actually like the ride after installing a lift more then they did when it was stock.

 

[Ninety5PoloZ]

No, as long as you dont crank the tbars too much it wont be a rouch ride. Most people actually like the ride after installing a lift more then they did when it was stock.

I have ridden in a few trucks that were cranked and still rode better than stock. I think its the bigger tires and better shocks that improve the ride.

But spend money on good tires and shocks too. I have owned Nitto Terra Grapplers a few different times and that are the best all around tire IMO, great price and a great wearing tire.

 

[99COOP]

well if you crank too much you rest on the bump stops and have no upward travel so that will ride like shit.

 

[Ninety5PoloZ]

well if you crank too much you rest on the bump stops and have no upward travel so that will ride like shit.

Oh I agree, these weren't cranked to the max, but they did sit a little cali.

 

[bowtiefreak]

so did you decide on the 6" kit?