do you all think the cst 7" lift is a pretty good kit? I have an 08 Pro-4x that I'm looking to put it on. and how difficult would it be to install? I have helped install a 4" lift on a 4runner so i know some and my dad used to sell Snap-On tools so we have plenty of tools lying around just didnt know if it would be too much harder than a 4" lift
SWM
If you haven't already, read Greg's post here:
http://www.titantalk.com/forums/titan-suspension/62459-titan-lift-shock-overview.html
Looks like the Pro-Comp is the easiest install, and that the CST requires some cutting...
http://www.titantalk.com/forums/titan-suspension/62459-titan-lift-shock-overview.html
Looks like the Pro-Comp is the easiest install, and that the CST requires some cutting...
oh ya forgot about having to do the cutting. wouldnt want to cut my truck at all so id proly rather get the pro comp then instead of paying somebody to install it for only an extra inch
The amount that you have to cut is very very small. I watched greg do it on my truck and it was a couple inches wide by no more than a half inch tall I believe. I love my CST kit but the procomp would do you nicely as well.
8.5 hours on the ground in the driveway...two people..it wasn't terrible to do but I wouldn't say it's very easy either...missing hardware and having to figure stuff out took some time..the directions weren't great....very nice subframe and spindles though...happy with the stance/kit
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alright so will cutting void the warranty or anything? And also do you all think it would be better just to get the ProComp so it would b easier or is the CST a much better lift? I would be doing mainly highway driving with occasional off roading and i will pull a trailer sometimes with not too much weight normally, just a fourwheeler or two
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