4" lift for 2500HD

Hullie · January 15, 2003

I'm looking to fit some H2 wheels/tires under my 2500HD and am pretty sure they'll fit w/ a 4" lift (3" rear). I only do highway driving w/ it really, so I want to keep it as low as possible.

The only thing I've seen is the Rancho, I'm just wondering if anybody knows of any others.

DanaliHD · January 15, 2003

I've never seen one for our trucks. The only thing I have seen is a 6". one company says theirs is actually 5" rear and 4" front. I would love to put 315/70R17 tires on mine too but I couldn't even fit 285's with the front cranked up almost 2"

Hullie · January 15, 2003

Ya, I figured it might rub some, but I was hoping a little cutting up front might do the trick.

Worst case I could replace my TB keys, crank those and put a bigger block or add-a-leaf in the rear.

Who had the 5"/4" lift?

DanaliHD · January 15, 2003

I don't remember. I saw it several months ago in a 4x4 mag.

1BADHD · January 15, 2003

I think RCD offers a 5" kit.

mello98zss · January 16, 2003

Rancho makes a 4" kit, P/N RS6548. www.gorancho.com

DanaliHD · January 22, 2003

Someone beat me to it. I found this. 4" HD lift

a bit pricey and no shocks.

wandell · January 22, 2003

I think Tuff Country or Rough Country makes a 4 inch lift for HD's. Pick up a couple of 4x4 magazines and check the ads. Just about every suspension manufacturer advertises in them.

8100HD · January 23, 2003

If you have a gasser look into a PA body lift, running one on my HD with 295's no rub what so ever.

DanaliHD · January 24, 2003

Looks pretty good. What did you do about the space inside the wheel wells? Do you like your running boards and where did you get them?

bowtiebob · January 24, 2003

Is there a reason you can't run a PA lift with a Duramax? I had thought maybe the 3" with 315's would be a neat combo. I don't really know too much about lifts, so if this is an obvious question I apologize in advance.