lift/wheels/tires question
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lift/wheels/tires question
i have an 05 sierra z71 and want to do suspension lift hopefully a 6inch. whats a good lift for my truck? i dont do any off roading i just want the bigger look. I have heard pro comp does a nice lift and im told fabtech is good as well. how involved are each of these kits? also i want to put a 20 inch wheel with a big tire. what are everyones reccomendations for wheels probably do chrome or black.... this is a dd so any reccomendations for tires? thanks in advance for any help, i know there are other threads that are about this but i wanted to see what everyone though for my particular situation.
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if you dont plan to do much wheelin and you wanna go wit 20s, id say go for a nice set of wheels.... dont get somethin cheap from pep boys. your def gonna wanna get a street tire instead of a mud terrain, dunno if yokohama makes like a 35" tire for a 20" wheel, but i liked my yokohamas i used to have. if you got the right tools and a lift suspension lifts arent that involved specially since urs is a 05' so you bolts shouldnt be to hard to get off, you could probably have the back done in under 2 hrs... the front is a little difficult and depending on the lift you get will determine how much you have to cut
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ive only had a lift on my wrangler and that was bout 5 yrs ago and it was a skyjacker, skyjacker is like the lift to go wit for jeeps... unless your talkin rubicon express $$ but thats neither here nor there... i dont know to much bout ifs lifts though, someone will chime in
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If your looking for a lift in the next month I have a 6" skyjacker with full lift leaf springs in the back and wheels and tires that will be for sale. $800 for the lift, $800 for the wheels and tires. The tires have about 3000 miles on them so they are just like new. Pm me if your interested.
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SkyJacker, Rancho, Fabtech, Trail Master, Rough Country are some of the best, and like JT said, RCD lifts are good for Chevy's and GMC. I say stay away from Pro Comp suspension lifs, **** I'd say stay away from Pro Comp everything. Too much hype and lil performance. I didnt read the whole thread but if you want some good *** performace in a tire(and in case if you do want to do some light off-roading,,,which you will every now and again) I'd say get some BFG AT's.