pics of 4 inch lift

[85chevy4x4]

i would really like to see pics of trucks that have 4 inch lifts 35s and stock rallies. if possible 4 inch rough country lifts. Thanks!

[1BadSS]

Originally Posted by 85chevy4x4

i would really like to see pics of trucks that have 4 inch lifts 35s and stock rallies. if possible 4 inch rough country lifts. Thanks!

There's a search feature bub. This thread has been posted time and time again.

[benoit454]

I have exactly that but 33's.

well we had it...








35's should fit fine we had plenty of room and had cleared 33's stock.

IMo though if you don't have a certain lift law height, you might be like alot of others and want bigger, the 6 inch kit aint much more, and I would go for it if I had the cash. We ended up needing the sway bar drop brackets and a new steering stabilizer, but didn't have to use any of the brake line brackets or anything because they had enough room but we didn't offroad any either.

word of advice though if you can get the tuff country ez ride or the soffride from skyjacker or superlift whoever makes it, that rough country rode rough as crap, very stiff, and we had new shocks all around the ones that came in their kit.

[willett]

http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/gallery_chevy.htm

theres some on here

[BigRed76]

I agree with benoit454...the rough country front springs are stiff like most lift springs, but they're shocks are horrible. I would recommend buying ez ride springs, really good shocks (rancho, bilstein), raised steering arm, sway bar drop brackets. And another thing to think about is longer parking brake cables if your going to use it.

[benoit454]

our kit came with the raised steering arm, most do from what I've seen, but the sway bar drops are extra, and claim to be only needed for 6 inch kits and bigger, but ours would not line up withnout them and barely lined up with them. As for the brake cables ours was fine and we used it, but I had heard of other ppl having issues with them being too short.

Our kit was like $300 shipped from jcwhitney, came with front springs, and new poly bushings for them, I think it had rear ones too but we never put them in, raised steering arm, front both side, and rear brake line drop brackets, rear blocks and u bolts, nuts, washers, front u bolts, nuts, washers, 4 shocks, boots, not sure if they had new hardware or not. Also had t-case drop brackets for the older trucks.

[85chevy4x4]

yeah ill have to check all that stuff out. and thank you that is a mean looking truck benoit454!!

[benoit454]

thanks. too bad we don't have it anymore.

[white82]

mine is 4in rough country... with bfgs 35s dk how to post picks..

[BigRed76]

Originally Posted by white82

mine is 4in rough country... with bfgs 35s dk how to post picks..

To post pics: When you reply to a thread, underneath the box you type in is a box labeled Additional Options. In that box is a button that says Manage Attachments, click on that and a new window will open allowing you to upload pics from your computer...

[nbpro]

Originally Posted by white82

mine is 4in rough country... with bfgs 35s dk how to post picks..

with pics
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...&postcount=223

[white82]

try this

[white82]

wow first time posting pictures heres a couple of more for u

[BigRed76]

Originally Posted by white82

wow first time posting pictures heres a couple of more for u

Love the truck, Don't see too many 81/82's these days.

[white82]

thanks... its a 82 with 3.73s 350.. t350.. was gona put 33s and at the last min i changed to 35s but thinking of 33s and would love a od tranny the motor smokes a little its a 85.. 350.. looks like it was a pull n swap motor job.. its got 2 1/2 duels with 40 series flowmasters.. the kit was like he said i got it through jc whitney i did managed to get the sway bar hooked up but it was tough and it rides like a german tank will bounce u to death.. u feel every rock in the road

[BigRed76]

yeah i recently put a 4 inch rough country lift on my 76. It rides pretty rought still, but im going to do a shackle flip in the rear and pull 1 leaf out of each of the front springs to help level it out and ride smoother. Then if I have room I'll run 35's

[85chevy4x4]

dang man that 82 is a sweet looking truck thats exactly what im wanting to do

[dman1982]

here is mine...i bought a 4 inch but i think they gave me a six inch lift...35 inch bfg mud terrains...with the price of the truck included i got about 2500 wrapped up in the truck

[Meatman]

This is my old 85 3/4 ton 4" rough county lift with 34x10.50 TSLs

[85chevy4x4]

dang all these trucks are looking great keep the pics comming

[Heavy87Chevy]

Heres a pic of my 87 with 4" skyjacker lift. Its only got 33s on it for now, they were on it when I bought her about a month ago. I'm not sure if 35s will fit but when I replace the tires I'm definitely going to look into it. Hope it helps

[85chevy4x4]

that black 87 looks great i was going to put thoes rims on my daily driver

[csa daddy]

i would suggest if you going to go offroad at all to go with a 6 inch instead of the 4. cause the 35s will bind at full lock

[RoughKuntry]

Putting a 4" lift on the 73 and 35 12.5 R16 Interco Boggers.