4.5" to 6.5"?
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4.5" to 6.5"?
Okay so I am wondering what would be the best way to go about going from 4.5" to 6.5" of lift? right now I have a 4.5" RC X-Series lift and am thinking about bumping up to 6.5" when these tires wear out.
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Im only helping you since you live in Georgia.
This basically gets asked daily. Anyways..
1. Why 6.5? what can you do with 6.5 that you cant on 4.5?
2. 6.5 is the point of needing long arms...you ready for em?
3. What size tires you wanting to run? Gears may be something you wanna budget for.
4. What steering you running? Tall lifts make stock steering worse than it already is..not to mention bigger tires will snap your tie rod like a twig.
This basically gets asked daily. Anyways..
1. Why 6.5? what can you do with 6.5 that you cant on 4.5?
2. 6.5 is the point of needing long arms...you ready for em?
3. What size tires you wanting to run? Gears may be something you wanna budget for.
4. What steering you running? Tall lifts make stock steering worse than it already is..not to mention bigger tires will snap your tie rod like a twig.
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Im only helping you since you live in Georgia.
This basically gets asked daily. Anyways..
1. Why 6.5? what can you do with 6.5 that you cant on 4.5?
2. 6.5 is the point of needing long arms...you ready for em?
3. What size tires you wanting to run? Gears may be something you wanna budget for.
4. What steering you running? Tall lifts make stock steering worse than it already is..not to mention bigger tires will snap your tie rod like a twig.
This basically gets asked daily. Anyways..
1. Why 6.5? what can you do with 6.5 that you cant on 4.5?
2. 6.5 is the point of needing long arms...you ready for em?
3. What size tires you wanting to run? Gears may be something you wanna budget for.
4. What steering you running? Tall lifts make stock steering worse than it already is..not to mention bigger tires will snap your tie rod like a twig.
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look at what comes in a 6.5" kit.
look at what your 4.5" kid has.
add parts from 6.5" kit to 4.5" kit (keep in mind some parts may and will be longer than what you have now)
dont forget steering and driveline
look at what your 4.5" kid has.
add parts from 6.5" kit to 4.5" kit (keep in mind some parts may and will be longer than what you have now)
dont forget steering and driveline