Anyone know about them? The good the bad the ugly?Think about buying the 3" suspension lift 329.99 plus 51 to ship.Sounds like a good deal if its a good product.Just trying to clear 33s on my 98 1500 4x4 5.9L auto with complete tow package.

 

I've heard nothing but good about them, but I have no personal experience.

 

Haven't bought from them, but when I had my TJ, and slummed on those forums, never heard a peep bad about them. Everyone seemed to have a great experience with them.

 

I've bought from them and had no issues. Even thier tech service is quick to reply.

 

I bought coil springs and a drop pitman arm from them and everything was good. Shipping was also pretty quick.

 

I bought a 3" lift for my 97 dodge 1500. They ship fast and respond to questions fast. They are a great company and i will look to buy off them again for anything else i need

 

33's fit on a stock 4x4 as long as they're not too wide. 285/70/17 is just a hair short of 33" and i believe thats the max size before you start rubber treating your control arms. my brother in law has 285 75 16 and his rub in full lock but i think that adjuster bolt on the inside of his hubs is too far in, of course the 75s are taller.

 

iv got a set of 33x12.50x15 from a buddy of mine dont know why my truck has 15" rims but thats what it has.So anyways maybe i should try them first and see what happens.How hard is it to put the lift in?Iv lifted chevys and fords but not a dodge.anything major different between them?

 

Pretty easy if you have decent mechanical abilities. Other than the obvious differences between auto makers it is pretty much the same idea.

 

Been a shade tree mechanic all my life