- What's going on guys, I'm Fuller from Custom Offsets,
Custom Offsets TV on YouTube.
And a few days ago we showed you guys the most expensive
lift kits on the website,
and then you guys asked for us to show you the cheapest
lift kits on the website, so I went through and obviously
I found a whole bunch of like leveling kits,
and you can get them for like, $100, there's a whole bunch
of very, very affordable stuff out there on the website.
But I kinda wanted to go through and pick, you know,
more of a actual lift kit so,
I started as low as three and a half,
and then just went up incrementally from there.
So we're looking at, what are we at, three and a half,
four inch, six inch, eight inch and 10 inch kits,
so these the top five lowest priced lift kits on the website
in their own respective categories so, we'll jump into it.
So, the first kit on our list is the Rough Country
three and a half inch kit, now this is for the 07 to 13
GM 1500 trucks, you guys have probably heard us
talk about this one before, maybe you've seen it.
It's only $170 for a three and a half inch lift kit,
and it includes new shocks, flocks for the rear,
and front spacers so, everything you need to get your truck
lifted three and a half inches, then they also do have
an upgraded version of the same kit for $450,
the biggest difference there being that it includes
Rough Country's forged upper control arms,
which is something that I would totally recommend,
I think that's probably a good route to go
because that three and a half inch kit does really kind of
max out your front end components, it's as big as you wanna
go without doing a (mumbles) drop and cutting your cross
(mumbles) and all that stuff, so you might as well spend
a little bit more, get those forged upper control arms,
so at least you've got correct ball joint angles.
Now, moving on from there if you wanna step it up a little
bit taller, SUPERLIFT actually has a four inch kit
for the 17 and up super duties, so this is gonna be
not just a video for half tons, it's the three quarter
ton guys too, and not any like old trucks,
it's all relatively new stuff.
So, 17 and up like I said, super duty, $425 for a four inch
lift kit from SUPERLIFT, coil spacer, shock relocation,
bump stop spacers, are all combined into one bracket,
which makes it really easy to install.
It takes only about four hours to do this kit,
the straight axle trucks are a bit easier I would say
than some of the modern IFS trucks.
Moving on from there, again, talking about the 07 to 13
Chevy and GMC 1500 pickup trucks,
it's just a good option, good baseline,
you can actually get an FTS 6 inch kit for $1000.
Now, usually the Rough Country kit is also $1000,
and that actually includes things like skid plates
and new shocks, and all that, the FTS kit doesn't include
that but if you're one of those guys who just refuses
to run Rough Country, you wanna run something else,
FTS is a pretty well known name,
usually they're the guys making the 12 inch and 15 inch
lift kits for you know, very show oriented vehicles.
But if you don't wanna go quite that big,
'cause the budget doesn't allow it,
for $1000 you get a six inch lift kit from FTS.
Stepping up to eight inches, you can actually get
a Pro Comp lift kit for the, what was it?
F250 and 350?
Yeah, F250 and 350 trucks for $1200.
Which, you're getting a pretty massive kit,
a eight inch kit is nothing to shake a stick at,
and it's only $1200 so, pretty impressive there.
It's the cheapest full suspension kit, so,
there's options out on the website for like,
dual-shock conversions for the front four and eight inch
lift, but that's not an eight inch lift itself.
This is the cheapest full and complete 100 percent
bolt on, direct installation, eight inch lift kit
for the 05 to 07 F250 and F350.
So, this kit actually includes new coil spring,
shocks, and (mumbles) for the rear, and going this big
means you might need an actual shop to install it,
'cause you're probably gonna wanna lift,
but if you wanna try to tackle it yourself,
they say you can do it in about eight to 10 hours.
The cheapest 10 inch lift kit on the website
is actually for a Ford Excursion, which fun fact,
I used to own one of these but I did not have a 10 inch
lift kit, and it's from BDS, so, for $2000
you get BDS quality and 10 inches of lift
for your Ford Excursion, it's all the drop brackets,
hardware, shocks, drop pitman arm, all that kinda stuff
as well as the leaf springs that you kinda expect
to get, and it's just honestly?
I didn't think you could get a 10 inch lift kit for $2000
but, there you have it.
So those are the five cheapest lift kits on our website,
there's actually a whole bunch more but I didn't wanna pick
too many of the same thing for the same year make and model,
or too many very small ones like,
I mean there's like half inch leveling kits for like $20.
You'd be amazed what you can find, go to the website,
enter your year, make, model, hit sort price by low,
and then you can see all these options that I went over too.
So, check that out, CustomOffsets.com, that should be it.
Peace.