[dmaxstore]

Here is a 6" RCD kit on a customers 2007 Dmax. Installed 2 years ago when the truck rolled off of the showroom now @ 120k miles. Owned and driven by a local contractor and used primarily for work during the week. Towing a 28 ft Warrior on the wekends and down to the Baja 500 once a year.
This truck has had all stock steering parts until last week when we replaced the Idler/Pitman arms and installed Cognito supports. Everything else in the truck is stock and still working very well.

Just sharing why we like the RCD kit so much, very hard to beat the quality at any price.:drink

 

[jmaz268]

120k in 2 yrs is pretty hardcore...

looking at cognitos parts....they definately have a great R&D team.

 

[05llynfl]

i am looking at 6 inck lifts now is rcd that much better than rough country

 

[kman2468]

kind makes me want a lift cause long beds look so much better then..
but itll slow down my truck

 

[rdb011]

120k in 2 yrs is pretty hardcore...

yea thats exactly what i was thinking

 

[lutzjk913]

yea thats exactly what i was thinking

we had a 6.4 come in at work with a blown up motor and it had 99,000 and something and wasnt 12 months old yet

 

[GeorgiaDuramax]

Yeah thats some pretty tough love for the truck to put the miles but good that itll hold up with the lift

 

[BOOMER]

Hey is there any way you could email me the I st ructions for installing a 6in rcd or send me in the right direction to find them? Just bought a used rcd lift and would like to find the instructions before I install it

 

[dmaxstore]

This truck now has 210k on it. Just recently replaced both wheel brearings. Pretty sure he will see the 500k mark with this LBZ some day.

 

[BOOMER]

Any ideas on the lift instructions??

 

[j.stanton2009]

rcd has them on their website

 

[BOOMER]

I couldn't find them on there do you have the link for it? Thanks

 

[dmaxstore]

I don't have anything laying around. It would be best to call them and see if they can email you something.