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    Default Silverado 3.5 inch lift

    3.5 inch suspension lift with upper control arms and a 1.25 inch body lift. Truck clears 35 12.50 18's.

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    Why is the rear end up so high and where is your traffic cone?

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    Great work, KRT. That truck would look good with some running boards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moonlight Hunter View Post
    Great work, KRT. That truck would look good with some running boards.
    We just finished it up about an hour ago. Trying to talk him into some AMP research power running boards.
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    Them rims need a rattle can of flat black... Running boards are for old dudes that can't get in the truck they lifted.
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    I'm assuming that the RCX kit? How are the angles? I know they had a problem with that kit several years ago but I'm sure they've improved it since.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ShotgunDave View Post
    I'm assuming that the RCX kit? How are the angles? I know they had a problem with that kit several years ago but I'm sure they've improved it since.
    Yes it's a Rough country lift. The front differential drop brackets put the angles damn near stock. I've seen leveling kits with worse angles. I personally like Zone lifts but I do what the customers coin allows. I will admit, Rough Country has come a long way.
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    It would look better if it was a ford, but I guess you did the best you could with what you had to work with

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    Tell it!
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    Looks good kevin
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    Nice. Lifts look so much better with stock rims.

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    it's a good fit for these trucks

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    Looks good. He even has the same Z71stickers I have. looks identical to my truck. I took my factory wheels and had them powder coated flat black. I have the same lift as well.

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    Thanks again buddy! I love the way it turned out

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    Truck looks good. But Why go with the 2 different lifts instead of a 6" lift?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steelin' Ducks View Post
    Truck looks good. But Why go with the 2 different lifts instead of a 6" lift?
    It comes as a combo kit although like you said it's technically 2 different lifts. But to answer your question just because I'm a cheap ass. I've only got 650 in it as is vs more than twice that if I did a bigger suspension lift.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steelin' Ducks View Post
    Truck looks good. But Why go with the 2 different lifts instead of a 6" lift?
    Price and a 6 inch requires cutting and these do not.

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    Looook goooooood

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    Looks great!
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