Countryboy07
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Dang man, lots of work in that truck. Looked good!
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for the money I would go FTS it is a knuckle lift so track width will increase up front but u can change the offset of your wheels to adapt for that.
oddly zone is not bad for a budget lift and the best thing about them is the customer service they are all about taking care of the customer.
we put FTS on all the trucks we sell. and run 20x12s on most of them
we don't have any of the older body styles in stock. but im sure there are a few of the newer ones with 20x12 if you want to see what they look like http://www.arkansasdirectauto.net/vehicles
Yes can add 1.5" spacers for the rear to even track width. Plus thing on zone is the upper adjustable trailing arms for getting pinion angle set to match.
The only thing I don't like about the bullet proof kit is the upper citron arms are dropped... I feel that could be a weak link and not safe... thats why I would prefer a knuckle lift.. then use the pro comp rear parts them make some of my own control arms ..
I like the one piece lower diff box and that it keeps stock track width. The upper drop mounts aren't bad to me. Still like pro comp rear drop brackets.