lol...

Carli would be the answer to this.

 

Carli for the win ��

 

Carli due to specifically valves shocks for performance and ride. They are specialists on the HD trucks and it shows in their product. Ready lift turns out a quality product but doesn't have near the time and engineering into it the Carli kit will.

 

As everyone else has said, the ride quality and longevity of parts is going to be far superior with the Carli system.

 

Like the above guys have posted, Carli spends way more time in suspension tuning than any other manufacturer out there.

Can you post a link to the Readylift kit for more specifics? I can't find it on their website for some reason.

 

For some reason I am not able to see on their site either. I don't know why. Here is a link to the kit on another site- http://www.realtruck.com/readylift-off-road-lift-kits/R183809P2015Y722MA.html

Here is the kit:

Price: $3,455.76
Shipping: FREE SHIPPING
Part #: 49-2012
Additional Information
38" x 12.5" Max Tire Size
9" Max Wheel Width
5" Wheel Backspacing Recommended
Includes Tab & Slotted Radius Arms
Includes Anit-Wobble Trac Bar
Includes Custom Wound Replacement Coil Springs
Includes Drop Pitman Arm, Alignment Cams, Bump Stop Extensions, Driveshaft Extension, & Sway Bar End Links
Includes 1.5" Mini-Leaf Springs
Includes OEM Style Cast Iron 4" Rear Blocks
Includes SST9000 Extended Length Rear Shocks
Includes U-Bolts & All Mounting Hardware

 

For the money, you get a lot better quality parts with the Backcountry. The shocks included with the Readylift system won't have near the longevity of the Fox shocks. Also included with the Carli kit are stainless braided brake lines, and beefier hard parts.

 

Every person here said Carli and you are still talking about ready lift...

 

Nope I am going with the Carli suspension! Somebody ask about the ready lift specs so I gave them! Internet tough guy! Lol! ?

 

Thanks for the link! I don't like to comment on things like this too much until I can compare apples to apples.

Based on that I would say that a Carli 4.5" Starter kit is more comparable to the Ready Lift kit. The Carli kit is under $2700 and addresses quite a few things that the Ready Lift kit does not.

I would still go with the Backcountry kit as they use custom valved Fox remote resi shocks that are going to ride/perform better than any 2.0 non-resi.:thumb:

 

You can get a pretty nice Icon setup too.....

4.5" Performance Suspension Systems - ICON Vehicle Dynamics

 

Apologies I missed the request for specifications on the ready lift kit. Glad you are going with Carli, yyo won't be disappointed.