Rough Country 4"/6" kit install tips.

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I know this is an old post, but has anyone tried using those sway bar end links? When I redid my front suspension, those things were a B!!!!!!TCH. I'd gladly replace them with the item he linked.
I just completely deleted my front sway. I was having nothing to do with it after I got the links disconnected!
 

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Does anyone know why the 89501 crossmember brackets are required for 4 door Yukons & Tahoes? I have a '99 Suburban and even though it doesn't specifically state my model needs them I was just curious if it was something I'll need, or is there something about those particular models that make it necessary?
 

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I know this is an old post, but has anyone tried using those sway bar end links? When I redid my front suspension, those things were a B!!!!!!TCH. I'd gladly replace them with the item he linked.

We used these on my sons truck. They were easy to install and worked great.
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We used these on my sons truck. They were easy to install and worked great.
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Yeah, I think I seen your picture on Amazon. I already installed them, they were a breeze and great replacement.
 

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Does anyone know why the 89501 crossmember brackets are required for 4 door Yukons & Tahoes? I have a '99 Suburban and even though it doesn't specifically state my model needs them I was just curious if it was something I'll need, or is there something about those particular models that make it necessary?
They have a different cross member than the other trucks due to the gas tank or something. I dont remember exactly what but it's specific to them only. You won't need them for a suburban
 

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They have a different cross member than the other trucks due to the gas tank or something. I dont remember exactly what but it's specific to them only. You won't need them for a suburban

Great. Thanks for the info. I just ordered the lift last night.
 

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One question I wanna know, I have the 4" Rcx and was wondering if going to the 6" would require any additional pieces that doesn't come with the 6" kit. Brake line extensions,etc.
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One question I wanna know, I have the 4" Rcx and was wondering if going to the 6" would require any additional pieces that doesn't come with the 6" kit. Brake line extensions,etc.
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Besides the add-a-leaf, no. The kits are the same. The brake lines simply get relocated, by the way. They're not actually extended.


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I know this is an old post, but I loved your green truck (read all 109 pages worth of the thread) and so I just had to ask. I drive an 89 k2500 4wd. It's currently at stock height right now and I am planning on lifting it this summer. Due to being a poor college kid, i'm probably going to be running 33's to save a little money, but I cant decide whether to go with the 4" lift or the 6" lift. Would it be worth it to spend a little more on 6" lift so in the future if I wanted I could throw bigger tires under the truck, or just get the 4" and then maybe add a leaf spring to get the extra 2" later on?
 

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I know this is an old post, but I loved your green truck (read all 109 pages worth of the thread) and so I just had to ask. I drive an 89 k2500 4wd. It's currently at stock height right now and I am planning on lifting it this summer. Due to being a poor college kid, i'm probably going to be running 33's to save a little money, but I cant decide whether to go with the 4" lift or the 6" lift. Would it be worth it to spend a little more on 6" lift so in the future if I wanted I could throw bigger tires under the truck, or just get the 4" and then maybe add a leaf spring to get the extra 2" later on?
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Here is 4" on 35s it's all up to you. I would imagine 6" on 33s will put a lot of strain on your control arms and tie rods.



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