I have a current build thread on here, But i figured if i posted a new thread i might get some decent advice. I'm really stuck on deciding what i want to do with the rear on my truck. I am going to lift it. But im having trouble deciding if i want to mount longer springs , Or if there is lift springs on the market at the same length of my own. Any input is appriciated !

 

Anyone?

 

If your going to start a new thread about this, dont do it in the build up section, do it in the year specific or fab shop forums, thats why your not getting a lot of responses. Also, gotta wait more than an hour for a response.

We need some other info. What springs do you have now? How much lift are you after? Whats your hesitation on mounting longer springs?

 

cheapest way to lift with better articulation, ride etc http://www.nwtoys.com/content/135-ch...-swap-faq.html

 

Yea Chevys are a no go , no hesitation . just seeing as to what'd out there. Someone had told me that a company makes lift springs that you can use your stock mount with and just use a linger shackle. And its stock at the moment. But Im in the process of doing an SAS , with 5" springs up front . I want it to sit a little lower in the rear though .

 

5" springs as in the 5" tg kit? Expect about 8-9 inches of TOTAL lift when your are done with that.

Superlift makes stock length lift springs, but they dont flex well.