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Message: [QUOTE="TXGLASSMAN, post: 1127280, member: 981"] Icon has a set of 7" coilovers that you can swap out to, they can be adjusted to 9". If you have a 1" TEI spacer which I believe you do already, that will put you at 10". I'm almost positive that your current shocks would still work, when I got my cdc valved piggy back shocks they said they were good for at least 9". For the rear, you can either get a bigger rear block. Or keep the block and traction bar set up you have now, and get a set of 5" lift springs for the rear. You'd need some longer brake lines If you don't have a solid one piece drive shaft get the OUO drive line drop to shim down the carrier barring. Your ALAs should adjust out for that lift with out needing the drop brackets, this is the one I'm the most unsure about, but looking at mine on the same lift you have now looks like if I went up another 4" I would be fine and wouldn't need any added drop brackets for the ALAs. Hope this helps you some Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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