Chevy Cowboy

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As you some of you guys know I might be getting a 1989 Chevy 4X4 and Im looking to put a 6 inch lift on it, what lift company do you guys recommend the most?

beastmode

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these i think are for nbs but you can still get a feel for some lifts in here

https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=370587

Chevy Cowboy

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looks like Ill go with skyjackers or fabtech, unless anyone has any reasons not too. Looking at the instal intructions this looks to complicated for my skill level, where can I go to get it installed and approx how much will the install cost me?

beastmode

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ALOT, id say the labor for a suspension lift is atleast $1000. i think you need to up your skill level a little bit by learning how to do this

Chevy Cowboy

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haha crap...ohwell I got a few buddies around willing to help me out, maybe some long weekend that I got off I'll go for it, and try and get it done in that weekend

TIM Z

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Last months 4 Wheel off road did a 6'' Lift shootout. I personally wouldnt get a fab tech. Id probably get a Pro comp or check out NOR CAL TRUCK .com for some sweet lifts.I had a 6'' BDS lift on my old ZR-2 and really liked it.

mwalls54

where ya located?? both skyjacker and procomp make good products,

beastmode

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hes somewhere in canada i think???

Chevy Cowboy

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Yeah New Brunswick Canada, its just above Maine. Anyways it doesnt matter now Im not getting the truck , guy will only come down $500 on it from $3500 Canadian+I took it for a drive and it needs alot of work so Im going to keep looking for one, or call me crazy for considering this but is it worth it to convert my current truck to a front solid axel setup and make it a 4X4 that way? hears a link to site that has all the neccessary parts. http://www.offroadunlimited.com/

chewybravo

6" fabtech is the best lift out there