[Chandler0620]

I was a little cheap and ended up getting an aftermarket kit. I want to achieve 6 inches on my 2008 se. Could I stack this lift with something else or do I need to start over? Also if you could please explain to me the best way to get a 6 inch lift and be able to fit a 35" tire or 33"

 

[whistler]

The common way to get 6" of lift would be a spindle kit.
You can also go to a body lift on top of what you have now.
If you just want a 5"-6" and not concern with performance this would be the cheapest.
If you are concern about performance(doesn't sound like you are) you can have custom arms , hoops built, coilovers, leaf pack etc, a lot more expensive.
Best way or cheapest?

 

[Chandler0620]

The common way to get 6" of lift would be a spindle kit.
You can also go to a body lift on top of what you have now.
If you just want a 5"-6" and not concern with performance this would be the cheapest.
If you are concern about performance(doesn't sound like you are) you can have custom arms , hoops built, coilovers, leaf pack etc, a lot more expensive.
Best way or cheapest?

I learned my lesson. The price doesn't matter just wanted to do it right this time. Doesn't a body lift stretch the fuel lines and things? If I get a 4" spindle kit what else would I need to add the extra height? Also could I use a spindle kit and a body lift?

 

[whistler]

First of all,I really don't think much of body lifts.
Mainly because it does nothing to improve the performance of your suspension. It is like they state , a body lift and not a suspension lift.
A 2" body lift plus with the spindle lift will get you at your desired height.
I don't know much about body lifts but the better kits have ways of dealing with most everything necessary I do believe.
Maybe someone who done a body lift can better explain.