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Old 06-07-2010, 05:00 PM
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looking to get rid of 4" rcd lift and curious of input of anyone using a 6" lift.

I am looking into swapping out my RCD 4" lift for a different 6" inch one. I found that it may be better to start new instead of trying to piece together parts to increase my current lift. As well as cost wise is a better idea lol. Anyone using a 6" and their likes or dislikes?
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Old 07-09-2010, 01:30 PM
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I have a fabtech 6" lift with 35" toyo's and I like it. I had to put step bars on it so my wife could get in and out of it though.
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I have 6" fabtech i'd potentially swap you.
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I am looking into swapping out my RCD 4" lift for a different 6" inch one. I found that it may be better to start new instead of trying to piece together parts to increase my current lift. As well as cost wise is a better idea lol. Anyone using a 6" and their likes or dislikes?
If you dont trade how much you looking to sell it for?
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