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xbanone · 05-10-2009, 06:44 PM

I really thought I could find a comparison on these two brands in the search feature as they are both advertised as great riding springs. I know the EZ rides are thought highly of around here but on some other sites like coloradok5.com alot of people really like softride kits better, but they are known to be pricey.

I am shopping around for a 4" lift for my '76 GMC short/step. The best internet price I can find on the EZrides is $510 shipped with the steering arm.(suspension connection). I can buy Softrides locally for $434+54 for the steering arm and gas up to National tire and Wheel. ( I have to go there anyway to get a 35" MT/r).

So.........With the price aside, which is a beater setup in terms of ride, quality and overall performance, Tuff Counrty or Skyjacker? I would love to hear of some of you with expierence with both.

Thanks
Brady

05-10-2009, 06:44 PM	#1
xbanone Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: WV Posts: 209	Tuff Country EZ ride vs. Skyjacker Softride I really thought I could find a comparison on these two brands in the search feature as they are both advertised as great riding springs. I know the EZ rides are thought highly of around here but on some other sites like coloradok5.com alot of people really like softride kits better, but they are known to be pricey. I am shopping around for a 4" lift for my '76 GMC short/step. The best internet price I can find on the EZrides is $510 shipped with the steering arm.(suspension connection). I can buy Softrides locally for $434+54 for the steering arm and gas up to National tire and Wheel. ( I have to go there anyway to get a 35" MT/r). So.........With the price aside, which is a beater setup in terms of ride, quality and overall performance, Tuff Counrty or Skyjacker? I would love to hear of some of you with expierence with both. Thanks Brady