98 tahoe lift kit...?

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I run the standard ones on the burban, they are fine. I will upgrade to bilsteins someday
 

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I run the standard ones on the burban, they are fine. I will upgrade to bilsteins someday

Bilstein 5100 series or what? I was looking at Ranchos for a Tahoe with a 6" lift, looks like for all 4 it would run just shy of $400. Think the Bilsteins are better than the Ranchos?
 

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Bilstein 5100 series or what? I was looking at Ranchos for a Tahoe with a 6" lift, looks like for all 4 it would run just shy of $400. Think the Bilsteins are better than the Ranchos?

I like the Bilsteins. I run the 5100 on the tahoe, they are my third set on there.
 

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I see if you have autotrac, you need a new driveshaft then? No way around that? Wonder if the one that RC sells is the best option, or if I'm gonna have to replace it if there is a different one I should go with?
 

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A new shaft is about $450, does your 4wd selector have 4wd full time? if so you need the shaft.

That RCX kit is nice, comes with brake lines and all
 

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^^^i think he means Auto-4wd as a selection of 4wd modes on under your 2wd selector
 

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Yep I've got the push button with the 4 options. After buying just the lift, plus either some Bilstein or Rancho shocks I'm looking at $1400 not including the driveshaft. I know the RCX vendor on the forums here can give you 10% off. I'd probably want the steering stabilizer, as well as the rear sway bar links I take it. It is a 98 2-door. I'm having a local guy install it, but I'm ordering all the parts as I don't think he can get 10% off, and would also have to charge tax. Do I need a pair of rear sway bar links, or just one?
 

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dont know about the links but to save your self some oney at the moment you dont "NEED" the steering stab plus i believe you have to fab a bracket i dont remember seeing a SSkit (correct me if im worng ) that just bolts up to our trucks
 

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