The HARDEST decision!! ** Mcgaughys 7-9 vs Rough Country FULL PRODUCT REVIEW** 

Hey bud i have a 2500 2015 silverado as well & thinking of getting the 7.5 rough country , how you like yours ???

Thanks for watching it means a lot!! Trying to add some useful info to the videos here and there I’m glad you guys like it! 🍞🍞 nice to meet you call me if you ever need anything 🙏🏼

You have that bad azz white truck in the begining!?!? Nice! MY FAVORITE TRUCK AND LOOK!!!! Are those stock back spaced wheels? They look stock by the “stick out”? THATS THE SET UP IM TRRING TO DUPLICATE!!!! Please let me know exactly what your set up and wheel specs are!!! What’s the back space? What’s the offset? Did you need spacers? How big of spacers? Etc… I have stock 20” snowflakes on my 18 GMC SIERRA- and looks just like yours- short bed, 4 door, etc… and I would love to “clone” your ride!! I have the Mcgaughys 7-9” to install, like you- just need to know what the rest of the rest of your setup so I can make mi e look as bad azz as yours!!!!! Thanks!!! If you’d rather email, my addy is fbpd227 At Yahoo Thanks in advance my brother!!!!

How you like it ?? I have a 2015 silverado 2500 & thinking of getting that same lift

Hell yeah thanks for watching!!

A 5 inch lift cleared 35 inch tires man that’s got to be close

Yes absolutely the tires will be next!!!

Thanks enjoy your Holiday Weekend.

Thank you!!!

I have the exact same question,what u come up with?

@@beastmasterakathabarbaric1509 you do a 4inch kit which echnically makes it a 6inch.

you should be able to get away with a 35 in tire with a 6 inch rough country kit. I am running 34 inch tires on my 2019 Ram 1500 with a 4 inch rough country with no issues and will go to 35's this fall.

You need wheel spacers but yes

I am also. I want to put so 325/35/28 tires on my Yukon. I can't ride these 295/25/28 tires no more. The pot holes are horrible around here. I was trying to decide if I need to go ahead and buy the gas shocks and sensors to remove the auto ride.

I think it’s possible but would put some strain on the front end

We have done a lot of them!!

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Awesome look!!

It’s in the bio of our videos

How do you max it out I have a 7 inch RC but wanna go a little higher

@@lefreyre if you have a 07-18 model upgrading your struts is a good way or adding a leveling kit no bigger than 2in onto your current lift setup, if it’s a 01-06 Chevy or ford lift keys, ford lift keys lifts truck heigher.

@@lefreyre forged rc uca will help with not having bad angles when running levels bigger than 1.5in as well.

I work in sales 🤷🏼‍♂️ definitely don’t work on anything anymore 🍞🍞🍞

🤣🤣🤣 just messing with you good luck to you

It is 100% dealership choice whether it does or not

@@Thatwidebowtie follow up with dealer my best option

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Yes

@@Thatwidebowtie sweet, I’m torn on which one, I just wanna run 35’s on my 2020 1500 Duramax Jr lol I daily 60 miles a day but I’m leaning RC

Absolutely 🔥🔥

You gonna have to cut the bottom of your front bumper and trim the inside of the fenders on the inside and also depending what tires you run

He is one of the owners and I work there

Sweet, I watch the videos every once and awhile, sooner or later I'm gonna get a Silverado 2500hd duramax with a lift kit, 2007 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 9, with a trailer so I can take the whole set-up to shows and win money. Thanks for the fast response and congratulations on all the success.

Can’t wait to see what you get!! Thanks for watching !! 🍞🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@@Thatwidebowtie welcome, I'll try to subscribe if I can, freakin busy working, have a great weekend

😂🔥🔥 the truck is finished in the next video

Get

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They don’t make the 10” option anymore but the 7-9 is still made and it’s the best lift option available

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Just south of Atlanta