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Doetsch-Shock lift kits Vs. Fabtech lift kits for 2nd gen's only

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Question Doetsch-Shock lift kits Vs. Fabtech lift kits for 2nd gen's only

alright guys here it is, which one would you buy?
 
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Well, you could show us what you are looking at...
 
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I have never heard of a shock lift kit?
 
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Ive read and heard that the Doetsch is one of the better brands for a 2 wheel drive..
 
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Originally Posted by Ryandodge2
I have never heard of a shock lift kit?
Might be referring to coil-overs... although, the stock mounts are NOT designed to support weight, just control the motion of the axles..... Start stressing them by using them as a weight supporting component, and don't be surprised when they break off.
 
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Originally Posted by HeyYou
Might be referring to coil-overs... although, the stock mounts are NOT designed to support weight, just control the motion of the axles..... Start stressing them by using them as a weight supporting component, and don't be surprised when they break off.

http://www.doetsch-shocks.com/16.asp
 
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Those kits simply come with shocks.

How much lift were you looking for?
 
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Originally Posted by HeyYou
Those kits simply come with shocks.

How much lift were you looking for?
no not just shocks they r a coil, block, spindle, n upper control arm as well

Fabtech: 6.5,4
Doetsch: 6,3

im lookin for a 6 or 6.5 front and a shackle flip in the rear (minimum of 4")
 
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I just ordered my Doetsch lift kit today so I'm going to have to go with them. Lol.
 


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