oh yeah and you could probably stack your spacers if you wanted a little more clearence thats what i did and my angles are still perfect

 

6 Inch Fabtech with 2 inch AS spacers, 5inch rear block

http://performancelifts.com/cgi-bin/cart/FTS22013.html 2wd 6 inch Fabtech kit $1469.00

I paid $1500.00 for my American Racing Victors 17 inch rims and 35 inch Goodyear tires mounted/balanced at Associated Tire in Ventura Ca 93003

Grand Total $2969.00

You will also need an alignment afterwards....
then you will want to buy and intake...programmer...and it never ends!

Plus beer to pay for a friends help during install...

 

definately right about it never ends haha

 

I put a 6" fabtech, 35"toyo M/T and Helo maxx6 for around $4,000. That was just parts and mount balance and alignment. I put the lift in myself.

 

Yup my lift, tires, wheels tranny pan and diff cover all came out to a little bit under $4,000. I love it. I am sure, if you budget shop you will be able to make it close to 3 grand. Keep in mind mine is a 4x4 so my stuff costs a little bit more. Also know that i can get all my parts at cost so my prices are pretty low. Just search around online and check out e-bay once in awhile. I have seen some sweet deals on tire/wheel combos that are WAY budget friendly. Also when i did the install i only put the Fabtech 3" lift block in the back. I don't squat at all, but if your tryign to go bigger (leveling kit up front) then I would suggest ordering the 5" lift block instead. And definately stick with Fabtech! I have the "basic" 6" lift and zero complaints.