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| View Poll Results: Best Lift for 4x4 Titan | |||
| Fabtech 6" w/ Coilovers |
   
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6 | 33.33% |
| ProComp 6" w/ Coilovers |
  
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8 | 44.44% |
| CST 7" |
  
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4 | 22.22% |
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02-12-2005, 07:37 AM
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CST vs Fabtech vs Procomp
What is the best lift for a 4x4 titan between a CST 7", the ProComp Performance 6" w/ coilovers, and the Fabtech 6" w/ coilovers? Im looking to purchase a lift more for show than off road, but i just want a quality lift. Which one has the best quality? I like the CST but i dont like the fact that it uses stock coilovers, and the others offer new coilovers. Just looking for some opinions so please help. Thank You
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If you like the 7" CST lift, you can get that lift with fox coilovers. CST makes a kit with those coilovers. I know you do not live in socal but Check out www.socalsupertrucks.com and click on the gallery link.
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Re: CST vs Fabtech vs Procomp
I have a 2wd Titan with the CST lift. I have the Fox coilover shocks in the front and Fox resevoir shocks in the rear. I'm been really happy with the performance and I haven't had any problems. Based on other people I've spoken with, I would stay away from the Fabtech. I would go with either the Procomp or CST. Good luck either way.
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