4" suspension lift kit

Yep BDS is the way to go

 

I see you used the 17 inch TRD wheels.I was told that 17 inch wheels wouldn't work on a 4 inch lift.I had to jump to 18 inch wheels I purchased the Fuel Hostage Wheels and ended up selling my TRD wheels

 

They told me the same thing I ended up selling my 17 inch TRD wheels

 

The bracketry on the 4" and 6" kits is the same. All they do on the 6" kit is add a small preload spacer between the top of coil spring and top hat and in rear just give you a 4" in block instead of a 3" block. Also you can install the longer rcd bilstein full length shocks used on the rcd lift kit in front. By doing this you can eliminate using the large top hat spacer supplied with the basic kit and have a full length shock and use your factory coil springs. A lil bit cheaper than having to spend the coin on coilovers if you really don't want or need them.

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Lots of truth here. I commend his honesty to admit the decision might not have been the best.

 

Damn, was just about to link this!

 

Drop brackets lifts look goofy...especially from the front where u see the ridiculous looking bracket hanging down..

If your going to cut off all your factory brackets to do a useless lift ..then you might as well cut your fenders for 35's on a 3" lift....not only will it perform but you will have more clearance. And not have a construction site under your truck.

 

I just had to run 1.25" spidertrax spacers to fit the 17 inch wheel. Note that they are the CB fx wheel not the factory pro

 

If you don't like the way db lifts look, don't buy one

 

I guess I prefer function