Looks good!

 

Milo99, I am not sure on that one. Personally I would stay closer to 5-5.5" of backspacing and a narrower tire. The 4.5 B/S and a 13.5" tire would stick out a lot too. Maybe Wandell can answer that for you?

 

Tripyn69,
Was That Price With The Adjustable Shocks?

 

$1750 shipped with all 4 (front & rear) RS9000X shocks with free shipping.

http://www.performancelifts.com

 

very stealthy

 

I was just wondering if i could use a 2 inch leveling kit with this 4 inch rancho lift kit and if i can do you think i would have to put aal in the back to level it out? thanks
-reid

 

You would have to put an AAL in the rear if you want it level. Rancho gives you a 4" block to replace the stock 2", so you would end up with the 4" block and the AAL on top of that. Although you could always stack the blocks to get the 6" inches but most members say that is not recommended.

 

how involved is the install of this kit? i am very mechanically minded and can use pretty much any tool...i was just wondering if any of yall installed this kit? how long does it take and how involved is it?

 

I was looking at the pics of before and after the lift, and i gotta tell you, it looks so much better with it

 

Thanks Red Baron! rrch129, the install took a good solid two days. Both Muddy Ape and I did the install about the same time, I think he did his by himself, can't recall how long it took him. Me, I had help from a buddy who works on trucks and knew a few tricks here and there-made the install go much smoother. I would not recommend attempting this install to anyone that is not mechanically inclined. However, if you are comfortable using impact tools, wrenches and have worked on trucks before you should have no problem. I saw your other post on the instructions for the kit, they are easy to follow although more illustrations would have been nice. Any more questions, shoot me an email.

 

that truck whats the mud

 

Duffman, do you mean where is the mud?