Originally Posted by fx4 for life 79

i found a procomp 6 inch for 1600

Originally Posted by crash_lucky13

northern tire wheel is legit (i hate saying this because they are competition, but i WILL give them props) the reason their procomp lifts are so cheap is because with Pro Comps Jobber program, every 5 lifts or so (depends on the level you are on) you get a FREE lift. so what he's doing is buying 5 lifts, getting that free one, and then dropping final cost on all 6 lifts... pretty dang smart if you ask me.

just wondering: what's the deal with skyjackers 6" with replacement rear springs? anyone hear good or bad about it?

Originally Posted by Favre

Hey everyone,

So Im well into raising the funds to get a lift, and Im now deciding which path to go down. I understand all the benefits of the lifts, etc, etc, just need help pricing them....

6" ProComp Stage 1 - What will this run me, and where do you recommend finding the cheapest one? The cheapest I've found on the net was about $1400

6" Fabtech w/ DL Coilover - I know Josh(?) a member here can get members some good deals, how much does that run? I've seen prices anywhere $1600-2000....

8" Rize - The cheapest I have been able to find is $2560 from some random online retailer, is this the cheapest place I can get it?


Thanks in advance for any help. Just trying to decide what to pull the trigger on, Im thinking of leaning to the DL coilover, cus I can crank em and fit 36's under there.....

Originally Posted by MercedesTech

Here ya go bud, these prices are a little bit more accurate

more like:
6" Procomp Stage 1- $1350
6" procomp stage II- $2010
6" Fabtech w/ Dl coilover AND DL rears- $2375 (k2003d)
6" fabtech w/ DL coilover and basic rear- $2115 (k2003)
6" fabtech basic (k2002) -$1674 -includes dual steering stabilizers)
6" fabtech basic with performance rear (k2002d) - $1815