best option for a 2" lift?

[350runner]

I agree. It sounds like he is going for a little lift and stock size tires. 4 inch is over kill for 31s. That's just my personal preference.

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[Smith]

My Opinion: Go here and pick your options http://offroaddesign.com/catalog/2inchliftsystem.htm

THey have all kinds of options, and its all made to go together

 

[350runner]

My Opinion: Go here and pick your options http://offroaddesign.com/catalog/2inchliftsystem.htm

THey have all kinds of options, and its all made to go together

Thank you for posting this site.

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[MadOgre]

My Opinion: Go here and pick your options http://offroaddesign.com/catalog/2inchliftsystem.htm

THey have all kinds of options, and its all made to go together

That kit probably costs more then my truck lol

 

[Pender1]

That kit probably costs more then my truck lol

It actually costs about the same amount I paid for mine.

 

[Smith]

That kit probably costs more then my truck lol

It actually costs about the same amount I paid for mine.

Not sure hoe much you guys expect a suspension list to cost but you can get all that you need for $738

 

[Pender1]

Not sure hoe much you guys expect a suspension list to cost but you can get all that you need for $738

I need rear springs too. That site wants $700+ just for them.

 

[Pender1]

I can get a 2.5" Skyjacker lift from here for $650
http://m.autoanything.com/suspension-systems/75A5964A0A0.aspx

And rear leaf springs from rockauto for $130 each. That's about the best I've found. Still more than I want to spend.

 

[kdo58]

add a leaf is as cheap as it gets

http://www.ebay.com/itm/C-K-Pickup-...e:GMC|Model:Jimmy&hash=item2345531f39&vxp=mtr

 

[Smith]

I can get a 2.5" Skyjacker lift from here for $650
http://m.autoanything.com/suspension-systems/75A5964A0A0.aspx

And rear leaf springs from rockauto for $130 each. That's about the best I've found. Still more than I want to spend.

Not sure if you have any experience with Tuff Country springs and shocks but they are some of the best for aftermarket out there. WIth the exception of going custom or super high end

 

[Pender1]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/C-K-Pickup-...e:GMC|Model:Jimmy&hash=item2345531f39&vxp=mtr

Add-a-leafs don't do me any good. I need new springs.

 

[Pender1]

Another question to throw in here:

Does a 2"-3" lift require stuff like brake line extensions or swaybar/steering modifications?

 

[350runner]

Really shouldn't have to do a anything under 4 inches.

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[Smith]

Another question to throw in here:

Does a 2"-3" lift require stuff like brake line extensions or swaybar/steering modifications?

swaybar and steering no.
Brake Line Extensions, not needed but I would go ahead and do it. Better safe than sorry when it comes to brakes

 

[MadOgre]

I have ran stock brake lines with 6" of lift with no probs. Not that I recommend it though. 2 inches should have no issues at all.

They say you only need steering correction after 2 1/2" but if this is a lift for life then I would go ahead and get a 2" steering correction arm.