2004 1500 CC 2X4

[orbee]

would this lift look good ? any pics on this lift here ? im thinking about this lift i got a shop in whittier wholl do this lift for 1700.00 out the door ! what do you guys think ?

[Jacqson]

would this lift look good ? any pics on this lift here ? im thinking about this lift i got a shop in whittier wholl do this lift for 1700.00 out the door ! what do you guys think ?

 

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If that's the Fabtech kit(Part#F204)including the installation that sounds like a pretty good deal. RCD also makes a kit(6") for your vehicle which you can check out as well if you like.

[silverado3500]

I'd go with the Fabtech. I've lifted 3 Chevys, and a Ford and their kits ride very well, and are of good qaulity. You won't be disappointed.

[orbee]

Thanks for your advice , that price does not include tires/wheels how sorry will it seem if i do the lift with my stock 17" wheels ? i just dont want to look to poser like you dig !

[Jacqson]

Thanks for your advice , that price does not include tires/wheels how sorry will it seem if i do the lift with my stock 17" wheels ? i just dont want to look to poser like you dig !

 

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I still think that it is a pretty good deal if this price includes the kit plus the labour to install. I think you can use the stock wheels on this kit as well. Ask the people that you are buying the kit from if they will honour that price if you wait until you can afford your new tires and then just buy the kit and install it when you get your tires.

[potz1999]

Thanks for your advice , that price does not include tires/wheels how sorry will it seem if i do the lift with my stock 17" wheels ? i just dont want to look to poser like you dig !

 

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I still think that it is a pretty good deal if this price includes the kit plus the labour to install. I think you can use the stock wheels on this kit as well. Ask the people that you are buying the kit from if they will honour that price if you wait until you can afford your new tires and then just buy the kit and install it when you get your tires.

 

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99.9% sure you need wheel with at least 4-5/8" backspacing (so no stock rims). Check out Fabtech's website, I think they state that on there. I have a Fabtech on mine, like it very much. Good support too.