Budget lift kit

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94chevc1500

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Hello I was wondering if anyone's done a lift with coil springs to get a 3 inch lift kinda trying to do a budget lift my goal is 3 inches maybe used coil spring from a c3500 or something else
 

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It's hard to answer since you neglected to inform us of the year, make, and model you're alluding to, but here goes:

I never assume, even IF your username contains one specific vehicle...

Only "coil lift"-ing a 2wd more than 2" will cause the UCA to hit the frame stops, put the ball joints at extreme angles, and run the shocks to full extension, causing a terrible ride and trouble aligning the FE.

The right way is a set of lift knuckles. That way you retain the OE coil, shock, balljoints, and steering geometry.

Please dont do it cheap, do it right.
 

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My bad it is a 1994 Chevy ecsb I'll go with the knuckles. Better quality and the right way to lift it
Cool. Here's a set of pics of my 4.5" knuckle lifted 2wd 2500.
315 75"s (34.6" tall) do not rub, though I had to trim the valance. Then I removed it for my front mounted hitch
 

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