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Originally Posted by mberlin74
Wow. All the pics so far I assume are with a 4" lift and they look almost stock. Its crazy how much 2 more inches can make the truck look sooooo much higher. I feel like its almost a waste of money lifting 4" when it looks almost stock. Gonna have to work the wife over a little. Maybe some new bedroom furniture!! JK
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For the price, you get a small lift but race quality suspension. That's why I got mine, and it is set for 3", and the rear is only lifted 3/4" because I added the TC shackle to reduce the 1.5" lift of the Deavers.
The 6-8" lifts will cost way more unless you stay will the stock coilovers, which are crap, or get some of the lousy ones that come with the stage2 type of lifts, from Pro comp, Fab Tech, or the aftermarket Rancho garbage.
Lots of threads with people regretting settling for those brands of coilovers, but when you add the cost of quality components from PRG to the basic stage1 lifts, then it gets pricey. Especially when you need to upgrade the tire wheel package to look good on a 6-8" lift. But if you have $5000 or more to do it right, you can have big lift that can handle heavy duty off-roading and not ride bad on the road, but your performance, gas mileage, handling, and center of gravity will be worse than the 4".
That is why it is called the 4"
Performance Package, and has the best price performance ratio of anything I've seen.
