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just got mine home from the shop a couple days ago. 6 inch pro comp stage 1 kit. 35x13x18 toyo open country a/ts on 18 inch pro comp 7005 rims. Mine ended up gaining just about 10 inches of lift in the front and 7 inches of lift in the back between the lift kit and new tires. It sits nice and high, I love it. I went with the pro comp because after looking at every post I could find dealing with lifted 2wds, the pro comp kit always looked like it sat higher. The fabtech kit to me just doesnt seem to provide as much lift, not sure why exactly. And alot of guys will say these kits will leave the rear end sagging but mine ended up nice and level without any additional help in the rear. Any questions feel free to ask, I've been researching this for about 2 years now and am more than happy to help someone else make this all happen.
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06-29-2010, 08:35 PM
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Bhall1222 that is what I am after I also live in Florida. Where do you live?
How much was the lift?
Where did you get it done at?
How is the ride?
Could you tell the difference in the gas milage?
I was going to go with the fabtech I did not even think of pro comp. I have to check into that.
How much was the lift?
Where did you get it done at?
How is the ride?
Could you tell the difference in the gas milage?
I was going to go with the fabtech I did not even think of pro comp. I have to check into that.
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06-29-2010, 09:56 PM
I use to have it all typed in my computer, then it crashed. If I get a chance I can take a few measurements for you tomorrow to let you compare it to your own. I went with 18"s because I had them on the truck originally so when I bought my old toyo at's for the stock wheels I eventually needed a wheel that wouldn't make me drop more on tires. Does that make sense? Probably way too much explanation. I think 20" on 35" Mud tires are just a little out of place anyway. Just my 2 cents.
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Bhall1222 that is what I am after I also live in Florida. Where do you live?
How much was the lift?
Where did you get it done at?
How is the ride?
Could you tell the difference in the gas milage?
I was going to go with the fabtech I did not even think of pro comp. I have to check into that.
How much was the lift?
Where did you get it done at?
How is the ride?
Could you tell the difference in the gas milage?
I was going to go with the fabtech I did not even think of pro comp. I have to check into that.
I'm from Orlando originally but I go to school at FSU so I'm up in Tallahassee. The lift ran me 1730, wheels were 707, and tires were about 1100... with install, alignment, and tax it came out to just over 4500 total. I got it done at 4wheelparts in Orlando, extremely helpful. The ride is great, rides almost identical to stock, not rough at all. I think the tires help that a bunch. Gas mileage has definitely dropped but it's worth it. I've been getting tons of compliments on it up here so I can't complain.