I know someone on here has to have TUFF COUNTRY!!!!!

i have searched and searched, does anyone run the Tuff country 6" suspension?

 

no one looks anywhere but 2nd gen, lets be real.

 

dang. would you suggest toytec springs and billies? to run 285?

 

lol .................i hate when people dont answer your question but tell you whats wrong with your thread or where you should have posted it ...............just move on

 

i agree man, im going to trust Lrgrnr bc he knows his stuff. i wondered why it was so much cheaper.

 

Is that what that was? Jesus.

 

haha, alright if both of yall say its bad i am for sure not getting it. hahah. im going to check over yalls builds and get some ideas

 

and that effects you how?????????????

 

Thing was fuckin' scary man. Drop bracket looked stamped out of sheet metal.

 

for the price of that kit you could get you some coilovers, that would be much nicer...

 

i havent seen any personally. thanks for hte help though, glad i didnt waste a lot of money.

 

I found the key to the search system. All you have to do is click the "search thread titles" box and suddenly...

 

well sir good point my apologies

 

looks alot like the procomp set up to me...

 

Well, most all the 6" DB lifts use a similar design...they have to.

 

so then it makes sense to say that it should be about the same reliableness as the procomp?

 

i have a tuff country spacer lift on my 1st gen and i wouldnt recommend it haha but i bought it when i was 18 and in college so i was going for the lowest price and didnt know as much as i do now. i have had no problems with it but im sure some other set up will give you a better ride becuase its a bumpy ride. i dont have all this kit offers because i dont have a 4x4 so i just have the spacers in the front, blocks and shocks in the rear. its a stiff on road ride but i like it better than stock when pulling my boat and when im in the fields off road. im sure new control arms and new coils/better than stock shocks up front would help

 

i was thinking the same thing!

 

but, i trust their opinion just bc they know lifts and im sure they checked it out when they had the opportunity. i have seen procomps they look like there built well, but they are proud of them as well

 

just throwing it out there......look at the bracing arms (don't know the technical term) that the procomp comes with. i know RCD has the braces too, and i'm assuming fabteck as well. however, i see no bracing at all on the picture of the rough country. so you're putting a ton of leverage on that drop bracket without supporting it forward and backwards.