Invest2m4

Zone < Rough Country < stuff we leave in a toilet.

nthinuf

My calculator may be broken, but I come up with $600, not $1600.

$600 for a 4" lift probably means more of a basic kit that may cut some corners and not address some of the issues caused by lifting that much.

If that makes you happy, ignore everyone and go for it. The rancho 4" should be around 800 (without shocks). So that one is out. How about the Rough Country 4" ??? Drop pitman and frame-side trackbar bracket, cam bolts, integrated bumpstops, all for only $500. Or the zone lift you mentioned, cam bolts, no steering angle correction, coils and shocks that you can find some reviews on in other threads here.

jonnyringo893

Oops. Typo, budget is $4000. My bad

Rebar-7

Clayton got some new stuff out might look at them....

Darb24

Just go with the 3 inch like many members have already said do it correctly and don't cut corners

rj'sjeep

I went with a heavy duty ome lift you can get 4 inch Ed easy heavy springs can handle the weight my warn bumper without the winch is 155 lbs not sure what my smithy 10 k winch and steel line isn't light

LBJK

3.5" rubicon express basic kit? Just needs shocks

LBJK

Or rustys?

Trembley

I would consider just doing necessary componets vs. a full on kit, maybe I'm just a fan of the frankenlift idea.

I'm going with Evo 4" coils, Bilstein shocks, Synergy adjustable arms and steering and bracketry. Also consider drivelines etc. at 4"

familytime

It is all doable.Take some time and do the research look for specials from our vendors.I'm doing 4" upgrade right now,when done i've will have spent just under 2k for everything leaving me room for some new wheels