Suspension bits and pieces..

Hello all and thanks for taking the time to read this. Just another moment of your time to post a helpful reply would be GREATLY appreciated..
Getting ready to lift my '13 DCSB. I already have an ICON Stage II full kit, ICON tubular UCAs, and lengthened braided brake lines on the way.

This lift will be installed by a reputable and professional shop in my area. Planning on 265/75x16 Duratracs on 16" wheels. Won't be hitting Moab tomorrow or probably anytime soon, but my approach with everything is always to overengineer / bulid robustly and get it right the first time.

My ?? is: what are the other smaller incidental parts (like the brake lines), if any, I will need or would you ABSOLUTELY recommend?

Again, thanks. New to lifting trucks, this site has been a goldmine!!

 

Sub'd pretty much in the same position however Im getting the whole Camburg Set up.

 

What wheels / tires do you plan on running?

 

not quite sure yet. Just trying to get over the fact of how expensive this set up is.

Im planning on going with 17in wheels with (dont quote me on this) 270/75/17?? (not really sure if thats the right size)

 

you don't absolutely need em but the icon uca uniball covers are a goodadd on keeps those balls clean nobody likes dirty balls i just installed mine and there pretty easy to do.

 

Saw those, meant to order them too. I guess my biggest concern (aside from dirty balls) is to be delayed waiting for parts I should've ordered. Also, while the installation shop I'll be using has a good rep.. they're businessmen. Don't want to get sold the ol' "oh, you didn't get the reverse-threaded wangdoodle? Gotta have two of those. We can get em for ya, for the low price of.."

Don't want to get taken for a ride by someone wrenching my ride. The fact that I'm not doing the lift myself shouldn't equate to stupidity or ignorance in the eyes of a salesman.

 

Not sure how much this kit raises the rear but a carrier bearing drop would probably be a good idea. I installed one and I have zero vibes from the drive line.

 

Have you you shot a pm to SDHQ there the bees knees. Always have everything in stock and if they don't they give you a realistic time frame and always give there honest opinion and are overall cool dudes that don't bs you and they usually work with you on price and shipping. Oh yea I am in no way affiliated with SDHQ just a customer who is always surprised by there excellent customer service.

 

SDHQ is always on top of their game. deff give them a call.

 

Thanks to all for the replies!