1999 GMC Jimmy 4dr "In-between Lift"
#1
03-06-2015, 04:12 PM
Join Date: Mar 2015
Location: Hanover, Pennsylvania
Posts: 16
1999 GMC Jimmy 4dr "In-between Lift"
I have a 1999 GMC Jimmy 4dr SLT that is bone stock except a stereo system. It sits super low right now as they come stock, and I would like to lift it. I would like the stability and the bargain of the Rough Country 2.5 inch lift, and I want to fit 31x10.5 inch tires with no rubbing. I would prefer not to do any cutting, so I was looking for a larger lift, but the 6 inch lift is too high and the stability/reliability is lost. I am aware that a body lift may be the answer, but that poses its own large set of issues. Are they any lifts you guys are doing that are like 4 or 5 inches? I saw the BDS 5 inch lift, it costs like 2 grand, that is as much as my Jimmy is worth, so that is out of the picture. Thank you for any response.
#3
03-06-2015, 04:48 PM
What set of problems are you referring to with the body lift? That is going to be your best bet for lifting and fitting larger tires, but you'll need to combine it with either the rough country lift or a shackle/t-bar crank combo. However, both of those will cause increased wear on your front suspension and front 4x4 components.
#6
03-06-2015, 07:39 PM
Join Date: Mar 2015
Location: Hanover, Pennsylvania
Posts: 16
I'm not sure, just heard issues of covering up the gaps and all, but I guess with the 2 inch PA body lift you don't really get a gap, the issue is, I don't have the space in my garage to do it, or the time, so I would make a shop do it. Do you guys think they would charge a fortune for both kits to be put on(RC 2.5" and 2" PA body lift). Thanks for the quick reply.
#7
03-06-2015, 08:21 PM
The gaps will be there, but they do sell gap guards for that exact reason. And you'd just have to call around and see what the local shops would charge you.
