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lift kits for 1998 gmc yukon?
whats a good brand i'm interested in superlift but i just looked at whiplash suspension i was wondering if they were good. i know its lame but i'm gonna build it for snow and a daily driver not much offroad until i buy another vehicle. the largest tires i want are 35'' even procomp rough/tuff country suspension i didn't see any for skyjacker but i want a reliable kit and i know the rough/tuff country are a cheap lift and i know they wont last so i want some reliable lift kit thanks i want a suspension lift not a body lift
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- boogie_4wheelLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
1. Fabtech
2/3 (tie). Skyjacker and RCD
4. Rancho
In the above order...
Your gonna pay $ for the Fabtech and RCD but they are pretty nice in my opinion. I'm not a big fan of the Procomp, or anything under $1000 for that matter on a lift kit.
This is an opinionated answer. Others may tell you that Procomp/ect are great or whatever...
Source(s): '97 GMC had an '01 F150 and I was going to run either a Fabtech or RCD kit on it, but got rid of truck. Have either owned or have friends that have owned: Old Man Emu, Rancho, Procomp, and Skyjacker lifts. The Procomp had 1 failed weld on the drop bracket for the lower control arms on an '02 GM half-ton 6" running 35". The truck had MILD offroad exposure. The weld was fixed and gusseted and the opposite side was gusseted as well. Had a guy bust a Rancho shock, used in a prerunner application. Skyjacker used on '97 GMC with 35" tires. Powered by MPI 383ci, plenty of driveline failures but no lift kit issues.
