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My preference is the lift and level. Wanted it to look even. Went with 4wp. Works well. Just know that there is a difference there in some lift kits.
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Are you happy with the 4WP Level / Lift ? Any pics you can share. Thanks !
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Huge difference, some are aluminum, some are steel and I bought plastic!
If your self installing zone has good instructions.
If your self installing zone has good instructions.
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Ready Lift are Billet Aluminum. Should outlast the others.
Surprised that RC didn’t go Billet like they did on my Nissan Frontier lift.
Surprised that RC didn’t go Billet like they did on my Nissan Frontier lift.
Great question and replies. I like the looks of them leveled but don’t want to reduce my towing capacity. I believe leveling would reduce the maximum tongue weight and make it sit low in the rear when towing.
I went with the Zone Offroad 2" lift. My bronco is in transit, but I used a 1.5" spacer lift for the front of my 4runner and it was perfect. The Zone 2" is acutally 2 inches in the front and 1 in the back so it should make it perfectly level. I also have 35" Toyo AT3's and everything will be going on when she comes into the dealership in a couple of weeks.
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I have the 2” RC that my local ford installed, still leaves a little front end rake (1/2” or so) which I like and agree with comments above about avoiding ass sag when towing, hate that look, looks great with 35’s
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I would pick how much lift you want front and rear. Then buy the spacers that best fit what you want and are in stock.
Not seeing any 2" spacer lift issue that would make me say don't buy this or that.
Not seeing any 2" spacer lift issue that would make me say don't buy this or that.
I went SVC perch collar 2.25" lift/level..ish. Plated aluminum sleeves that lift your perch collar up. Doesn't really effect your amount of travel, I'll be testing this.... and not having to worry about over extending your CV angles. Adds preload to the spring. May make the ride a tad bit stiffer but it feels like it could use that. On my badlands anyways. I'll be doing some trail riding on the weekend to do more offroad testing but so far so good. Looks great with 35x12.5x17's.
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