[drumm14]

Anyone running this kit on their trucks? Curious about cv axle angles... There is a 2014 Denali HD with one at my gym and the axles look fine. Curious about 2012's

 

[squatchy]

Same kit for 11-14. Not a lot of info out there on the HD lifts from rc. I can't even find if the 7.5 ntd is a stretched 5 just like the 7.5 is a stretched 5 for the 1500s.

 

[drumm14]

from what I have seen on this GMC it appears to be a good 8". Axle angles are the same as if you turn the torsion keys to add an additional 2" . Therefore, it leads me to believe it's a 6" kit with torsion keys turned up a bit. The aforementioned GMC owner didn't install the kit, it was done at a shop, so there is a lack of information there. I'm just debating to spend the money on the Rcx or keep looking, bulletproof makes a kit (req minor mods) mcgaughys Makes one as well but am unsure of quality. I am not looking to drop 4-5k on a CST lift.

 

[squatchy]

Does bulletproof make a smaller kit fot the newer 2500? I've only seen 10-12 kits on 11+. I think most of the negativity surrounding rough country is old news. They did redesigns a few years back and has been solid. I've got no real issues with mine. Mcgaughys has a solid reputation, but from everything I've read they made their mark in the lowered market with innovation, and then when they hit the lift game they just took the best ideas from different companies. I dont see where the mcgaughy lift would be any different from the rxc other than about 1k more price tag.