Hey guys,
I'm new to the board so I'm sorry for the same old boring questions you see daily but I have a question.
I have a 2007 2500 quad cab 6.7L. I want to put a suspension lift on it raising it at least 6 inchs. I have ABSOLUTELY NO idea of what kit to go with. I've read website after website and read post after post but I'm still not sure what the general consensus is. What are you opinions?
That is a great question. My answer to that would be, I'd like to get what I pay for and not pay for a name. I'm bigger on quality than quantity. So, I guess I'm willing to fork out the dough in return for something that's going to perform well and for a long time. Hope this helps.
This is opinionated but i think its pretty accurate..im partial to spirson even though it isnt quite as performance oriented as the kore, thuren, lorenz, and carli
i think the superlift is the most bang for the buck right there with the top gun customz but make sure you get the long arms for any thing over 6 inches
high end lifts:
-spirson
-kore
-carli
-thuren
-lorenz
im just throwin this out there but we priced a kelderman out and the kit alone with the accuair was 7 thou, install was 3 thou more, and then there was some more little stuff, it was somewhere around 12 thousand dollars and that was only for the 5-6 inch lift with the bilstein 5150s (the basic setup up except for accuair)
Nothing against Superlift, but there is no comparison. I used to have a 6" Superlift on my truck, and when the Rize lift came out, I immediately switched. You get what you pay for, and I think the extra effort, is well worth it.:thumbsup
I have Lorenz's 2.25 SAW. It's definitely a high end, performance system and I love it, but it's only 3" in the front and 1.5" in the rear.....Sean can and has done larger lifts for people in the past (6"). All his stuff is high quality and reasonably priced. Check it out at LORENZindustries - Dodge Performance Suspension
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