What lift should I get?

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What lift should I get?

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I want to get a 5" lift for my 2001 Dodge Ram 1500. Anybody have any thoughts on the Rough Country system. I don't have the money for a Skyjacker 5" lift, or pretty much anything else. The truck will not be doing anything extreme off-road. Anybody have any thoughts or ideas? I dont really like body lifts, would rather go with all suspension. Any help would be appreciated.
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What size tire are you wanting to run? Or are you just wanting the truck to be taller? I have no experience with most of those lift kits but if you are wanting something that rides nice I am sure most any of them will do fairly well for just riding.

IF you are wanting some 37in procomp mud terrain tires for a 16in wheel, I might have a used set with good tread for sale.

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i wanna run 35s. not sure 37s would fit under a 5in. anyway i got stupid 17in rims
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Post by Billet Benny »

runnin' 37's with a lift is soooo 1990's :flipoff2:
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Yea, the new thing is to just cut whatevers in the way.

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BDS makes a good kit, and you can't beat the warranty.
I feel like a hundred bucks...
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Post by jonesy »

sawzall makes the best one by far.
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affende wrote:sawzall makes the best one by far.
Milwaukee, DeWalt, and several others.
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currupt4130 wrote:
affende wrote:sawzall makes the best one by far.
Milwaukee, DeWalt, and several others.
true.dat
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