6in lift?

[Sewie]

Originally Posted by Klint

why is that, also I dont use stock wheels or tires...

The way the kits are designed you need a wheel with less backspacing, and sometimes increased diameter.

[Klint]

tough country do they make something around the $1400 price range?

[NEOCON1]

you will need shocks with the kit , so check with 4-wheel parts they sometimes run free shock promotions with their lift kits . i think you found the most economical one available now . the rancho is probably the best available now . Keep shoppin !!!!

[NEOCON1]

http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...on/140401.html

this one has just the add-a-leaf for the rear

[Klint]

Originally Posted by NEOCON1

http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...on/140401.html

this one has just the add-a-leaf for the rear

So this is a good deal?

Originally Posted by Sewie

The way the kits are designed you need a wheel with less backspacing, and sometimes increased diameter.

Just curious, what's the reason for wheels with less backspacing on the lift kits?

[Sewie]

Originally Posted by Steve - SanJose

Just curious, what's the reason for wheels with less backspacing on the lift kits?

Haven't seen one in person, but I'm guessing there's some clearance issues with the brakes and new knuckles due to some geometry changes. Here's Rancho's wheel guide for the lift from their site.



Maybe someone with the lift can shed some more light.

[waynesoffroad]

Originally Posted by Sewie

Haven't seen one in person, but I'm guessing there's some clearance issues with the brakes and new knuckles due to some geometry changes. Here's Rancho's wheel guide for the lift from their site.

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Maybe someone with the lift can shed some more light.

It's because of the spindles, The lip of the rim rubs on it. You would need bout a 1.5" wheel spacer to use the stock wheels.