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Message: [QUOTE="RSK, post: 1194652, member: 13279"] if you are not loading the bed with heavy stuff all the time, I'd go with the 4.5" lift and 37's otherwise if the bed will constantly get loaded with heavy stuff i wouldn't go more then the 2.5" and 35's my truck has the carli progressive rate 2.5" level coils with the fox shock tuned by carli and I run 35's and I use my truck for landscaping/snow plowing so snow blowers are have to get lifted in and out 20 times or more for some storms or loaded with ramps, i've loaded a pallet of salt in the bed, all sorts of stuff, having it lifted 4.5" on 37's would make it more a pain the azz. that's really the only con to lifting a truck in my eyes, you can add steps for the ladies and the fuel economy should still be decent with the lift. [/QUOTE]

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