**help with fabtech 6" lift**
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**help with fabtech 6" lift**
I'm about to order a 6" fabtech suspension lift. My question is, for all those who have 6" fabtech lifts, which shocks did you choose and why. The reason I'm asking is because the price of the kit varies greatly depending upon which shocks you order. Which shocks do yall think I should choose if I'm going to be offroading some but not a lot?
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Yeah, i'll prob go with the regular shocks, so the kit will be around $1550. I'm going to run 35" x 12.50" BFGoodrich Mud Terrains w/ my stock 17" rim. I will probably end up upgrading to the dirt logics and a different rim later on.
Also, will everything come that I need in the kit? Because, my mechanic and I are going to install it. I've heard of people saying that one end of their truck sags with the Fabtech kit?
Also, will everything come that I need in the kit? Because, my mechanic and I are going to install it. I've heard of people saying that one end of their truck sags with the Fabtech kit?
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I just installed mine about a week ago. I got the dirtlogic front and rear. It does sag. I could have adjusted the front but I figure i didnt lift it to lower it. We ordered a larger block and new u bolts. They havent arrived yet, hopefully they will arrive today so I can get id of the sag.
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Originally Posted by KansasJoe
Most people go with the regular shocks because the price is so much different and you can always upgrade to the dirt logics later. Once you figure in lift, tires and wheels the price can become pretty steep. If you've got the money now I say go for the dirt logics
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Ok, I can see from yalls pictures that the rear end is sagging. So, yall are saying I should either add a leaf or get a larger block? Is there anyone who would recommend a different brand besides fabtech to avoid sagging? If so, is the price in the $1500 dollar range? Thanks for everyone's help.
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Originally Posted by J4CK3D UP
Ok, I can see from yalls pictures that the rear end is sagging. So, yall are saying I should either add a leaf or get a larger block? Is there anyone who would recommend a different brand besides fabtech to avoid sagging? If so, is the price in the $1500 dollar range? Thanks for everyone's help.
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It's a 6" front, 3" rear so to compensate for the rear you have two options....add a leaf or new leaf springs from BDS or Skyjacker. Skyjacker's are 4" and you definitely have to reuse the factory block and BDS is 5.5" and then it's up to how it looks to you if you want to reuse the rear factory block. The new spring stack option is quite a bit higher than the add a leaf so it's whether or not you want the block in the rear.
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I get it now. So if you use Skyjacker's 4" leaf spring and the 2" factory block, then it will sit at dead 6" along with the front? Or, if you use the 5.5" BDS springs, the front will sit .5" higher?
If so, then I think I like the idea of buying Skyjacker's 4" leaf spring better than the BDS one.
So, if i purchase the 6" Fabtech suspension kit and 2 Skyjacer 4" leaf springs then everything should go alright?
If so, then I think I like the idea of buying Skyjacker's 4" leaf spring better than the BDS one.
So, if i purchase the 6" Fabtech suspension kit and 2 Skyjacer 4" leaf springs then everything should go alright?