Lift Prices?
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Lift Prices?
I own a 2nd gen runner i was was wondering how much a 4 inch lift might cost? When they lift it what do they replace? I was just thinking if it would be better to get a lift rather than replace the shocks and springs separately if they are included in the lift. Do you have to get a body lift as well? Just a rookie wondering, Thanks!
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a 4 inch lift for a 2nd gen like mine and yours cost around 1000 bucks but you can find others for cheaper. As for the body lift it runs around 100 - 200 dollars(maybe more), many people dont recommend them but people do get them with their suspension lifts. Here's a good site for a pro comp suspension lift http://www.4x4cyberstore.com/website/pcs_03.html
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Re: Lift Prices?
Originally posted by my95toy
I own a 2nd gen runner i was was wondering how much a 4 inch lift might cost? When they lift it what do they replace? I was just thinking if it would be better to get a lift rather than replace the shocks and springs separately if they are included in the lift. Do you have to get a body lift as well? Just a rookie wondering, Thanks!
I own a 2nd gen runner i was was wondering how much a 4 inch lift might cost? When they lift it what do they replace? I was just thinking if it would be better to get a lift rather than replace the shocks and springs separately if they are included in the lift. Do you have to get a body lift as well? Just a rookie wondering, Thanks!
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Oh my.
4" IFS lift cost new should be around a grand.
Bodylifts should be about $100.
Neither of them increase suspension travel. The IFS lift adds new shocks and coils, but those should be replaced anyway.
There was a really good thread about this a couple of weeks ago. Good reading for parts of it.
4" IFS lift cost new should be around a grand.
Bodylifts should be about $100.
Neither of them increase suspension travel. The IFS lift adds new shocks and coils, but those should be replaced anyway.
There was a really good thread about this a couple of weeks ago. Good reading for parts of it.
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Oh boy here we go again Read this till your blue in the face
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Originally posted by Flygtenstein
Neither of them increase suspension travel.
Neither of them increase suspension travel.
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