JScharp 7675

Got about roughly.... 15,000 miles on them and they still have lots left.

Hey Scharpie, I gots some cash, sold the shaft, you up for some front and rear gear installation!

I like the lift, I haven't done much offroading though. I'd look through the lift before you go to install it, make sure every part is there. It sucks getting everything torn apart and finding out you need a bolt that you can't find anywhere. Also make sure you get the lower control arm bolts really tight because you can knock your alignment out of whack pretty easy if they arent. Not sure on the torque spec.

In my opinion, for a lift, Rize is bullet proof compared to other products. Remember I'm also just your regular Joe, but unlike others I truly abuse my turck to the max. The lift is best of most lift out there and as you said, you don't and probably won't off road so you will definitely be more that fine with it. The lift not only looks good but it's its worth every penny you put in it. You can use stock parts on the lift and don't worry about quicker wear and tear. One thing though if ya gonna go for the lift you have to add the cost of new and bigger tires and if you go with bigger tires you will have to re gear. Tire size 35's minimum, 37's maximum. Any other question you may have don't hesitate to ask, asking is best way to gain knowledge.
Take a look at how I hammer my truck, if you have a youtube account done forget to rate and or comment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEolYaf2C6o

Hey man, putting a meet together. You interested?

PM me if so.

Later, John