sounds like u need two trucks. im still new but SAS would be your best bet as far as wear and tear imo

 

I hear about everyone having these ball joint spacers but iv never actually looked to go buy one so idk the cost of it and what id need for the rear to be level

 

how much of a lift do u want? i just recently did the BJ spacer up front, gain 1.5" lift. for the rear i just did the zuk mod. once u have it all installed, u can mess with your torsion bars to even the ride height out. also i would rec getting the diff and sway bar drop kit. the diff drop kit will help with cv wear

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...ntSpacer.shtml

 

sweet, ill eventually go to atleast 4" of lift

 

Heads any lift or bigger tires is going to add extra wear on the front end...

 

bj spacers- roughly $120.00 4crawler.com
2in add a leaf- roughly 50 bucks topguncustomz.com
and if your feelin froggy, 2in bodylift- roughly 180 bones 4cralwer.com

best IFS setup IMO............................. to all the BL haters, i said I M O. i didnt say it was the best

 

I abuse my truck daily with stock suspension and steering components and have never had a problem

 

seriously though, your best bang for your buck is keeping your body lift and adding BJ spacers and add a leafs, ZUK coils, or blocks. Those 4-6 inch suspension lift kits out there are a waste of money. just meant for mall crawling pavement pounders! Save your money for some good tires, or put it into regearing for those 35 inch tires or maybe a locker.

 

what gearing is recommended than?

 

I wouldn't say they're a waste of money.....if you put the kit together with the right components.

 

My usual philosophy on wear is that it's future me's problem. If you start modifying your truck, by the time your half baked engineering wears out a component you'll know exactly how to fix or upgrade it. I'd stick IFS and learn its ins and outs before SASing. It's really a pretty good suspension that can take a lot of abuse and has solid potential for modification. I vote for BJ spacers and torsion crank!

 

the parts like pitman, idler arm and all that are hopefully cheap because i got college crap to pay for but yeah its lookin like ill be getting the BJ spacers

 

www.blazeland.us

 

i put in 1.5" bj spacers with 6" shackles in the back a few weeks ago. my tie rods and idler arm were going anyways so i put in the spacers and replaced the steering components after. they arent that hard to replace or work on even with limited experience and def wont be if you have that extra room with the lift