Do you recommend a BDS 6.5in. coilover conversion lift or 7in. lift for a 2002 Chevy Silverado 2500hd. I'll be using the truck for daily driving, towing, and some light off-roading. What would you choice be?
More likely it is cause with the 4WDs you’ll have to cut room to allow the CV axles to be lowered down and bolted down to the Front Crossmember Drop Brackets. On the 2WDs of course doesn’t have CV axles to lower therefore no cutting required, just Bolt-On that’s just what I always see in 2WD 4”-8”in. Lift Kit Install Tutorials.
Tito Jimenez haha nice ya i have 15 f150 4wd and they have a 3.5 bolt on but at the end of the day it makes the angles on the cv way too hard a true suspension lift will be way more beneficial in the long run i have a 2.5 level with 35’s right now but hoping to go to either a 4 inch lift or 6 next summer !
They didn't mention carli in this video so maybe they'll talk about it in the ram one and I can be that random guy flexing in the comment section talking about how I got a 2.5 Pintop carli kit on my 3500 longhorn. Not that I'm one to brag or anything.
Cyrus Greidanus had them stock on serveal f150 and super duty over the years. Buddy has them on his 2020chevy and road and towed bad changed them out after a month to 5100s which were so much better. One time i put rancho leveling strut and regretting it on a older f150 i had that was a mistake. My dad used them on his ram and regretted it. Theyre fine if your truck came with them but they’re definitely not something anyone should go out and buy
Appreciate this video because I have a 2020 FX4 and it is very hard to find things that actually work with FX4. You have FX4 featured twice. Thanks for that! How did you get the 2.5" BDS leveling kit to work with FX4? ReadyLift says only the 1.5 inch will work. What size tires can you fit qurg rgw 2,5" BDS? With the ReadyLift 1.5" Level I have 275/60/20 (33") on 20x9s with +2 offset (5.5 backspacing).
