NWA_Dave
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Hello All!
I'm thinking of doing a Daystar lift. I know it's not the best to not replace the shocks/springs, but I won't be adding any custom bumpers for quite a while.
I've got like new tires on: General Grabber AT2's 245/75 16's, and I won't be replacing those for while.
So, I'm wondering, given the tires I have, would it look strange to do a 2.5" lift? Would a 1.5" lift look better?
Here are the kits I'm looking at:
Daystar KT09112BK Comfort Ride 1.5" Lift Coil Spring Spacer Kit : Amazon.com : Automotive
Daystar KT09106BK 2.5" Lift Kit with Bumps and Boots : Amazon.com : Automotive
If I decide not to do the lift, would this be a good choice to get rid of rear sag?
Daystar KT09107BK Comfort Ride 1.5" Lift Rear Coil Spring Spacer Kit : Amazon.com : Automotive
Any advice re: Daystar lifts?
I'm thinking of doing a Daystar lift. I know it's not the best to not replace the shocks/springs, but I won't be adding any custom bumpers for quite a while.
I've got like new tires on: General Grabber AT2's 245/75 16's, and I won't be replacing those for while.
So, I'm wondering, given the tires I have, would it look strange to do a 2.5" lift? Would a 1.5" lift look better?
Here are the kits I'm looking at:
Daystar KT09112BK Comfort Ride 1.5" Lift Coil Spring Spacer Kit : Amazon.com : Automotive
Daystar KT09106BK 2.5" Lift Kit with Bumps and Boots : Amazon.com : Automotive
If I decide not to do the lift, would this be a good choice to get rid of rear sag?
Daystar KT09107BK Comfort Ride 1.5" Lift Rear Coil Spring Spacer Kit : Amazon.com : Automotive
Any advice re: Daystar lifts?