hey guy probably you have heard all this questions asak before but my stupid mexican *** cant find the answers here in the forum,

1.-how about does ebay leveling kits 3f + 3b are they any good?
2.-if i go this route how big of a tire can i ran without any rubbing
i was thinking of getting some 20" rims
3.-since im in the desert any ideas how to make the A/C work better geezzz today hit 122 and it was bad really bad inside my new toy black on black h2

thanx in advance

 

Aftermarket torsion keys are indexed for lift and made stronger than factory keys. I've seen recommendations to crank factory keys for lift (otherwise known as the poor man’s lift) but the strength of aftermarket keys helps prevent stripping and, in your instance, getting stuck in the desert. I’m not sure if Mexico has a AAA equivalent! Re: rear suspension lift, and without knowing the brand, you’d want to go with solid rear coil spacers made our of steel or aircraft billet. Aftermarket torsion keys with 3" lift kit coil spacers should certainly accommodate 33’s, comfortably. In fact, you should be able to go 34’s without having to trim, dependent on the wheel. Best of luck, FAZT!

 

bestliftkits thanx, maybe you can help me!, do you know how big of a lift kit this guy used on his its on ebay right now, ll they say its the tire and wheel size but no mention on high big (high) of a lift he used

24" BLACK ASANTI CUSTOM WHEELS
37" TOYO TIRES

http://www.ecarlist.com/showroom/1955/photos/9339262#10

 

I think the kit you're referring to is from Supreme Suspensions as, to my knowledge, are the only major-market manufacturer in that marketplace. I also called the dealership in Texas for you, the one advertised in the pictures. A 3/3 front and rear suspension lift kit should suit. A 3/2 lift kit would provide an alternate stance.