LML Please help with 4" lift kit!!

Whitedmax13

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I have a 2013 silverado 2500hd 4x4 and I want to lift it 4" to set it perfectly level. I was sold on the fabtech ultimate kit and then after some searching found some bad reviews on cv angles and other stuff. Cognito seems to be the forum favorite but I cant afford a 3000 lift kit. I don't want a 6-7 in lift because I will, in the near future, be pulling a camper and possibly a gooseneck. I don't do any off-roading , truck is a street queen, but I want a good ride and don't wanna loose turning radius. Anyone using a diff kit that I haven't found yet or maybe using the "improved" fabtech ultimate kit that could help me. Any help would be great, thanks!
 

dieseltwodoor

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Go to NorCal truck and talk to nick.
They can help on the price. Everything from the most basic to the best.




Get it on
Got to get it on!
No choice but to get on!!
Mandate... Get-it-on!!!
 

DIESELMAFIAPER.LB7

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shop.dieselmafiaperformance.com
Go to NorCal truck and talk to nick.
They can help on the price. Everything from the most basic to the best.




Get it on
Got to get it on!
No choice but to get on!!
Mandate... Get-it-on!!!

only if your willing to wait 3 months for your shit to ship or not ship at all without reminding them 3 or 4 times

I wont do business with them again

tough country has a 3'' kit but I imagine it'll have bad cv angles the fabtech actually doesn't ride to bad but still has bad angles

id do bds 6'' kit and just run 35s you can still tow fine at that height even with a 5th wheel or gooseneck ive don't it before with a 6'' lift and 37s on a 03
 

03spoolindmax

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Take a look at zone lifts. There made by bds. I put a 6" on my 03 and lowered it down. C.V.s are dead straight and rides better than stock. You can get a lift for under $1500