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Message: [QUOTE="Layson, post: 195094, member: 298"] I don't think you could go that low. That ends up limiting your articulation and pretty much defeating the purpose of the lift kit. As far as money goes they are spendy and it all really depends on what size of coilovers you want and if you want the additional shocks. Normally you would just get coilovers and that is it. No extra shocks at all. There are a couple different options in coilover sizes.... You could probably be as cheap as 8ish with just doing the front end (I am not sure on this and you should call Truck Toyz or One Up Offroad). Or go crazy and be as high as maybe 30ish if you want everything. The shocks (not the coilovers) can be as much as 3,500 bucks EACH (I stayed away from those... Hhaha)... LOL. There are so many different options that it can vary GREATLY. These kits are definitely not for everyone. Your best bet is just go to One Up Offroads website or Truck Toyz website and call them up and talk to them. Marty is at Truck Toyz and Dave is at One Up Offroad. That will give you the best idea for costs and different options. [/QUOTE]

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