suspension questions
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like hammer said a (good) kit will come with everything you need,if you fine a cheap kit the drive shafts may not come with it an in the long run cost you more,plus this is your suspension i would not go cheap an wonder every time you start bashing if it was going to hold up,this is just me,i would wait until i had the money for a good kit an not have to worry,plus not have all the problems putting it on an nothing fitting right.that pisses me right off
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Yeah i agree with both the guys above. This isn't a project you wanna take any shortcuts on. You wanna buy a good kit that will have everything you need. I would suggest just taking a look at all the lift kits you can find and narrowing it down to the one you want. Then search for the best price on that kit. www.topguncustomz.com is a good place to start. Good prices and a wide variety of kits. You can also check out www.4wheelparts.com
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I think you'll find that Fab-tech makes the least expensive 6" (really 5.5") of the big names. Lots of people have it on 02-05 Rams and like it.
I have a 4" Rancho and paid more than the 6" Fabtec. But I have my reasons for wanting the Rancho, as I have plenty to clear the 35" tires I wanted and I feel it handles better than 6" of lift.
Expect to pay about $1800 for a full kit w/shocks.
I have a 4" Rancho and paid more than the 6" Fabtec. But I have my reasons for wanting the Rancho, as I have plenty to clear the 35" tires I wanted and I feel it handles better than 6" of lift.
Expect to pay about $1800 for a full kit w/shocks.
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