Tuff Country Lift Installed - Pics
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Tuff Country Lift Installed - Pics
Here are some pics of my Tuff Country lift.
Also installed-
KMC Hoss Wheels
Pro Comp X Terrain Tires 35x13.50x18
N-Fab Bars
So far so good!
And one of my new dog for good measure. She enjoyed the scenery while I played with my R/C truck.
Questions or comments are welcome!
Also installed-
KMC Hoss Wheels
Pro Comp X Terrain Tires 35x13.50x18
N-Fab Bars
So far so good!
And one of my new dog for good measure. She enjoyed the scenery while I played with my R/C truck.
Questions or comments are welcome!
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RE: Tuff Country Lift Installed - Pics
ORIGINAL: Ryan Graham
Looks good. Why did you decide to go with the tuff country over the rancho kit? How does it ride?
Looks good. Why did you decide to go with the tuff country over the rancho kit? How does it ride?
I went with the TuffCountry over the Rancho because it was substantially cheaper, and I was told it was identical.
Unfortunately, it is not identical. The Rancho kit utilizes torsion bar relocation brackets so your torsion bars stay tucked up into the underbody of the truck.
The Tuff Country does not use these, so my torsion bars are now at angle (lower in the front by approximately 4 inches).
The thing is, is that they are no lower than my front driveshaft, so I'm not sure there is any sense in relocating the torsion bars, because if I were to hit something, I would want the blow to be distributed amongst both torsion bars and the driveshaft, versus the driveshaft taking the full blow (as would happen if I had the Rancho relocation brackets.
It handles much better than it did when it was leveled with 35's on the stock wheels.
I think this is because of the lower offset wheels (wider stance), wider tires, and stiffer shocks.