Fabtech Or Pro Comp???
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Fabtech Or Pro Comp???
I Need Advice! I Want To Lift My Truck 6 Inches. I'm Not Sure Which To Use, Pro Comp Or Fabtech. I Want To Best For My Truck. Please Help Me Out. I Have A 2004 F-150 Crewcab, 2wd. Thanks Everyone
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Fabtech has been spending millions in Research and Development to where they now have coil over shocks even.........there is NO COMPARISON
View the 4 inch coil over here
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View the 4 inch coil over here
MAKE SURE TO READ THIS LINK BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUE DECISION (click)
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Whats your budget.....what will you be using the kit for?
But yeah......I ran into a guy at the car wash and he mentioned that very thing....the ride was smoother..........
Don't take my word for it............Find a TRUCK with a coil over and ask if you can drive it.....because you will be spending a lot of money.......
what, $3,000.00
But yeah......I ran into a guy at the car wash and he mentioned that very thing....the ride was smoother..........
Don't take my word for it............Find a TRUCK with a coil over and ask if you can drive it.....because you will be spending a lot of money.......
what, $3,000.00
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I'm Getting Everything For $3500 Out The Door. That Includes The Fabtech Kit And New Tires. I Have 20" Rims Already, So Just Need Tires. 4wp Quoted Me At $4900 Using Procomp W/ Coil Over Shocks. I'm Going To Ask The Guy Tomorrow.
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ironlungs, ive been doing lifts for about 6 years and let me tell u there is no comparison. each market has its cream of the crop, for jeeps its rubicon express. and for trucks its fabtech. no other truck lift comes close (mabey donahoe racing). but what u have to factor in is your budget. no doubt fabtech is the best, its just a matter of wether u will use it enough to justify the cost. if your on a budget, the procomp is a nice lift. it will perform tenfold over cheap lifts like rough and tough country. so, bottom line around town and on the trail the fabtech will no doubt ride nicer and wheel better, its just a matter of your use of the truck and how much u are willing to spend. right on for customizing your truck 
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Originally Posted by 4.64x4
ironlungs, ive been doing lifts for about 6 years and let me tell u there is no comparison. each market has its cream of the crop, for jeeps its rubicon express. and for trucks its fabtech. no other truck lift comes close (mabey donahoe racing). but what u have to factor in is your budget. no doubt fabtech is the best, its just a matter of wether u will use it enough to justify the cost. if your on a budget, the procomp is a nice lift. it will perform tenfold over cheap lifts like rough and tough country. so, bottom line around town and on the trail the fabtech will no doubt ride nicer and wheel better, its just a matter of your use of the truck and how much u are willing to spend. right on for customizing your truck
nicely said gator
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Originally Posted by iron_lungs916
Thanks Guys. I Went To Outlaw Offroad Today And Purchased The Fabtech Lift With New Tires. Thanks Guys. I'll Post A Picture As Soon As I Get It Done.