Tough Dog 4" suspension lift

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25 Jun 2014

Anyone running tough dog 4" suspension lift? What are they like? I am looking to downsize my truck for better drivability.

Aaron (Chuah1)

14 Dec 2014

I'm running the Tough Dog 3" and I really like the feel and rode height. Sandy from Aus4wd fitted them for me. I was going to go to 4" but had to change alot more parts....

Aaron (Chuah1)

14 Dec 2014

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Sam (BLACK_TJ)

14 Dec 2014

For better drive ability i would go to a 3 inch lift, much easier to get everything aligned properly and less body roll

Kelvin (TREXGQ)

15 Dec 2014

Yes, I am now running full Tough Dog 4". I was running 6" in the past but it's worse then 4" in terms of flex and traction gain as it tends to bounce off on steep hill climb.

Yes, I would recommend 3" too, not worth for the extra cost for just 1" gain to go to 4".

Sam (BLACK_TJ)

15 Dec 2014

Yep just realised how old this was haha

Kelvin (TREXGQ)

15 Dec 2014

Sam (BLACK_TJ) wrote:

Yep just realised how old this was haha

Haha, no worries,.... it was posted soon after we launched the site in June, so not many people looking at our forum back then.

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