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i have a rcd 6" on my 94 3/4 ton chev and it rides amazing don't know how there lifts are for a dodge
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2010 Megacab Laramie 3500 Auto, Stock For Now
1996 3/4 ton extended cab long box,5speed,banks power pack,pyro and boost gauge (Sold)
1992 W250 Ext.Cab,5 Speed,...SOLD....
Their 5" kit is actually pretty nice. They use a poly encased spherical bearing on the axle end of the control arms and the kit comes with Bilstein 5100's.
I didn't even know they made a lift for these trucks.. Had a 6" on my old YukonXL.. was quality stuff... I'd buy one for just a tire clearance issue.. if your going for a performance lift I don't know..
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07 Dodge 2500 Big Horn 5.9L... AFe Stage2 Cx Pro Dry S, WinSpeed heater delete, MRBP cat delete.... Quad boost Fooler 296.7hp baseline. 2" leveling kit with Ion 133 wheels wrapped with 35" Nitto's and wants a playmate for my stock turbo!
I have a supposed 6" kit, but am pretty sure the springs have setled alot since ive had it. Bought it new and installed it in I believe jan. 2008, and I really dont have anything bad to say about it. rides pretty nice actually, and comes with qaulity parts . But for the rear all they give you is a 6" block and add a leaf. I bought 6" springs also when I installed mine. My truck has grown since I originally lifted it though, so thats why my sig is difrent now
It will clear most 37's as long as you keep the wheel width and backspace within reason. 9" wide wheels with a bs between 5 and 6 inches would be good.
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