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Whiplash Suspensions???

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Ok need some help I was just wondering if any of you could tell me how good Whiplash Suspensions products are. I was looking into one of their lifts but some 4X4 shops here in Denver say they never heard of them and all this so I was unsure and it seems that some of you have heard or used them so any info would be great. Thanx in Advance.
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Ive heard bad stories and good stories, and the good stories ive heard outweigh the bad stories....just my 2 cents
Talk to lifted96chevy, he has had 3 kits and loves them
Andy said:
Ive heard bad stories and good stories, and the good stories ive heard outweigh the bad stories....just my 2 cents
Talk to lifted96chevy, he has 3 kits and loves them
All the stories I've heard, there are more bad stories than good. He doesn't currently have 3 trucks, he's had them on 3 trucks. Maybe Mauro has been lucky, who knows, but I personally wouldn't touch a Whiplash, not only is the subframe hideous, I dont like the whole insurance scam thing :read:
Well its not for a Chevy but for my Nissan Titan its a 6" Lift. I didnt come over here to compare trucks either just to find out info, I respect chevy for what they are I just need some info and it would be greatly appreciated.
GalaxyCC said:
Well its not for a Chevy but for my Nissan Titan its a 6" Lift. I didnt come over here to compare trucks either just to find out info, I respect chevy for what they are I just need some info and it would be greatly appreciated.
Are there any other companies that make a lift for the Titan? I believe CST has one, and they make the best 6" full drop lift for our trucks. I'd look around a bit more if I were you. Either way, best of luck and post some pictures :ninja:
CST has a 8" 4X4 kit coming out but its like 2000$ I wasnt sure about them either. fabtech is coming out with a 6" but there lifts dont look so big.
Thanks for the info the CST lift does look nice i guess Ill just have to save more money the Whiplash kit was 1500$ so 500$ isnt that bad. All I want is a really tall freakin truck my friend drives a Silverado with a 9" Superlift and 35" tires with 20" wheels nice lookin truck id like to be about as tall as him.
9" superlift? Dont think so, they dont make a 9" superlift. Probably a 6" superlift + 3" bodylift. Anyways totally go for the CST, its a great kit im sure, all of their suspension products are.
I love my cst kit. I dont even run shocks up front because my coils ride so smooth and perfect that I never bothered getting the eye piece I needed to mount the shock. I vote for cst, you get what you pay for IMO...
cst makes a sick prerunner kit for the titan too... i dont knwo if its released though...
Ok heres all the details. 8" Suspension Lift from CST a 3" from Performance accessories. They said id get 38" tires under that thing easy so im going with those. And idk what size rim im thinkin only 15 so the tire looks beefier. 2300$ for the lift another 1900$ for the rims and tires. 900$ install When its all said and done priceless woooo cant wait. And thanks you guys have been a real help. WHat you guys think.
GalaxyCC said:
Ok heres all the details. 8" Suspension Lift from CST a 3" from Performance accessories. They said id get 38" tires under that thing easy so im going with those. And idk what size rim im thinkin only 15 so the tire looks beefier. 2300$ for the lift another 1900$ for the rims and tires. 900$ install When its all said and done priceless woooo cant wait. And thanks you guys have been a real help. WHat you guys think.
you most likely need atleast 17's to clear your brakes :read:
I doubt you could fit 15s w/o doing some major grinding to ur caliper, and id stay away from a lot of grinding...what come on it stock? 16s or 17s? companies usually, not always, put the smallest rims on there stock, so that should give you some idea of how small you can go.
38's on a 2wd I don't get it :head:
slayermike said:
38's on a 2wd I don't get it :head:
Its their new 4X4 Kit my truck is 4 wheel drive.

If I have to go 17's ill go 17's no biggie but thanx for all the info.
ok cool that will be sweet 38's will be realy hard on drive train especialy if you wheel it
I think im just gonna go with some 36" tires I think thatll be plenty tall. yea alot of people have told me that its gonna be hard on the drivetrain and stuff. this is my first truck and my first lift so hopefully it all goes good.
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