I just don't think I can drop that much money on a kit and install and not get atleast 6" of lift. I can run 33's stock.

 

Nice looking truck! Great choice!

 

That's the perfect height. I'm sold. 4" Rancho is the way to go!

 

That's the perfect height for me too. Looks fantastic

 

4 inch rancho in the near future for me as well...I may wait for the 6.2 before i do it but it looks great ...the level like have is not enough!!

nice

 

congrats.....(sour grapes)....looks great!

 

Looks awesome. I want to do this down the road. Let's see some pics when you get the bigger tires.

 

Looks great man!

 

You can run 35s with the Rancho.

- NCSU

 

hey, thanks guys. the rancho deffinately outperforms the leveling kit. most of that is probably the 9000s. im still playing with the settings to find the perfect balance.
had it all done at red river auto and 4 wheel drive in mckinney. had it in wednesday morning at 8 and they had it done by about 10am the next day. cost was $770. not a terrible deal i thought. i was originally thinking about mikes offroad in fort worth, but it was about an hour farther away and $100 dollars more and after i saw red rivers lot i knew they were the place to pimp out to the other forum members.

 

Looking good!~

 

hey maybe you can tell us if you have been having any issues with the rsc or tcs since you installed this lift on your truck? other than that it looks great.

 

x 2!!

 

Most shops charge $550 for that install + alignment around here.

 

ok, so im very pleased with the kit and there have been zero rsc or tsc issues since the install. this thing is rolling as easily as it did stock and i would recommend it to everyone.
there was one place in plano that wanted 560, but everyone else(the reasonable places anyway) was in the 650-850 range. rock and roll offroad wanted like 1200. kind of ridiculous when it only takes most people like 5 hours to do the install when theyve got a shop at their disposal.