What brand lift kit are you running? Do you like it, hate it? Would you recommend this to others? Let us know about it here.

A suspension lift kit raises the suspension of the vehicle by replacing front and rear leaf springs and shocks. This not only creates greater travel, it can allow for significantly taller tires improving clearance between axles and ground. Articulation should improve with a good suspension lift kit.

 

2 inch leveling kit as it was on her when i bought it ... evens out our 2nd gen ram

 

it is either a rough or tough country

and i love it, the extra 2 inches are great for (well....lol), but i do like it for farm work, plus when i pull up to a stock 1/2 ton second gen, mine looks tall

 

Top guns customz, nice ppl down there. Give them a call they drop the prices like mad just ask I did and got a good deal!

 

2.5" HBS spacer in the front and Tuff country 2" add a leaf for the rear.

whats not to like? its easy to install and put my truck a couple inches higher.

 

I'm happy with the older style 3 inch Rough Country parts I have up front. Thats the big square tube links.
Out back are a BDS add a leaf, and all the springs are good ol' Ma Mopars of an '01 Off Roadster.
Extras include a Linstead track bar (with the 5 inch Tuff Country T-bar bracket) and Warrior sway bar disconnects.

I run 285/75/16's and while I could fit a 315, it would be silly with 3:55 gears.

 

5 inch skyjacker lift and 2" leveling kit

 

pro comp 3" lift

 

Doetsch 3.5" spindles.

 

Fabtech 5.5" long arm kit, everything up front is great but to level out the rear i had to stack blocks. I have not had any problems, yet but i do need to get around to fixing that.