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**Dads_taxi** · 02-09-2007, 06:14 PM

I bought from Greg the basic Fabtech kit and the coilovers with his custom spacer. The coilovers and the spacers bolted up nicely. The coilovers seemed to setttle anout 1/2 to 3/4 inch, but I cranked them up before I got the alignment. With 9 inches in the front and with some trimming of the coil bucket I still have some down travel. May I say that 9 inches would be the max for a 4wd.

As far as handling off road, the lift finshed a couple of weeks ago so I haven't tested it out yet because of time and the snow & ice. I off roaded regularly before the kit went on, so I'm hoping to see an improvement. Also, I had taken off the sway bar, which allows a little body roll when turning sharp corners.

Hopefull, I may get some more pics this weekend and get them posted.

Go with Greg's 9 inch lift and you will be very pleased.

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Dads_taxi Premium User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Memphis,TN Posts: 35 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Can you add a leveling kit to a fabtech/procomp to run 37's I bought from Greg the basic Fabtech kit and the coilovers with his custom spacer. The coilovers and the spacers bolted up nicely. The coilovers seemed to setttle anout 1/2 to 3/4 inch, but I cranked them up before I got the alignment. With 9 inches in the front and with some trimming of the coil bucket I still have some down travel. May I say that 9 inches would be the max for a 4wd. As far as handling off road, the lift finshed a couple of weeks ago so I haven't tested it out yet because of time and the snow & ice. I off roaded regularly before the kit went on, so I'm hoping to see an improvement. Also, I had taken off the sway bar, which allows a little body roll when turning sharp corners. Hopefull, I may get some more pics this weekend and get them posted. Go with Greg's 9 inch lift and you will be very pleased.