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Old 12-10-2005, 06:51 PM
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i have the 7in cst kit and have had no problems. imo the best 2wd bolt on kit is by far the camburg kit. camburg also has a long travel kit which is also badass but pretty pricey, somethin like 8500 bucks. i think the rcd kit is the best for 4wd's that are actually gonna get used. the cognito lift is cool but kind of impractical. the rcd kit is also easier on the wallet.... thats just my two cents....
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camburg is only 2wd right?
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yea, camburg only does 2wd
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does fabtech make the 7inch lift for the 4x4? also where can i find the 7inch lift and at what cost?? i will be installing it myself,we put a 6inch on my freains truck identical to mine,very simple, he had the 6 inch though.
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Originally Posted by getchusum99
does fabtech make the 7inch lift for the 4x4? also where can i find the 7inch lift and at what cost?? i will be installing it myself,we put a 6inch on my freains truck identical to mine,very simple, he had the 6 inch though.
Fabtech doesn't make a 7", but Cognito makes a 7-9 kit. You could always do a 6" Fabtech and get some torsion bar keys and throw an add a leaf in the rear.
TSETRUCKSTUFF.COM has Fabtech stuff, they aren't on their website yet, but you can call them (800-330-9780 ask for Jarrod) they've got good prices on their kits.
Here's a 2wd with a 7" Pro Comp kit:

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Old 01-13-2006, 12:07 PM
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thanks twotone, the 2wd in the picture is pretty much as high as I want to go so I might be lookin at the pro comp 7''.
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Originally Posted by slowvan79
thanks twotone, the 2wd in the picture is pretty much as high as I want to go so I might be lookin at the pro comp 7''.
No problem. Here's a pic of mine with 8". 6" Rough Country non torsion bar drop along with torsion bar keys, rear add a leaves.

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looks good, i already have the torsion keys and 4 inch blocks, is fabtech a really strong,dependable kit?
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also what website can i find a cst lift kit with prices as well as a cognito lift???
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Originally Posted by getchusum99
looks good, i already have the torsion keys and 4 inch blocks, is fabtech a really strong,dependable kit?
The Fabtech is a decent kit, it allows you to use wheels with stock backspacing, however the track width is increased more than other knuckle lifts. Look into the 6" ProComp fulldrop kit, it is solid. Also check out the Rancho and RCD kits. Can't go wrong with those.....

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also what website can i find a cst lift kit with prices as well as a cognito lift???
www.californiasupertrucks.com
www.cognitomotorsports.com
CST and Cognito both are more money than your average kit. These kits aren't mass produced like the others. I know the owner of Cognito and having held numerous pieces in my hands and viewing the quality of the kits, I can guarantee they are top notch


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