2024 AT4HD Level Kit

[Saylor1322]

Ive had the truck since October and am looking to put a level kit on it. Im leaning towards the Cognito 3" kit but am still going back and forth between the Elka 2.5's and the Fox 2.5's. So two questions anyone have a preference on either and why? Secondly anyone still do their own install work? I have always done my own lifts, levels, and general work on all previous vehicles but for some reason Im reluctant on this truck to tackle it myself. The last one I did was a 2016 F250 and never had any issues but still wondering if I should have it done professionally, although I dont like the idea of hte added cost.

 

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[24Titanium3500]

Ive had the truck since October and am looking to put a level kit on it. Im leaning towards the Cognito 3" kit but am still going back and forth between the Elka 2.5's and the Fox 2.5's. So two questions anyone have a preference on either and why? Secondly anyone still do their own install work? I have always done my own lifts, levels, and general work on all previous vehicles but for some reason Im reluctant on this truck to tackle it myself. The last one I did was a 2016 F250 and never had any issues but still wondering if I should have it done professionally, although I dont like the idea of hte added cost.

I'm looking at that kit... Or the 4" actual lift. It's a big difference, but for either kit I choose, I'm going with the Elka. Fox are supposedly a little stiffer, and I'd expect that. They use different valving, more geared for aggressive off road driving. Elka is more plush. I used Elka suspension back when I was racing quads. It's was also a little more smoother/plush in my opinion than Fox. If you weren't in that world, you may have never even heard of Elka, but they are top tier as well. I do prefer Fox for my dirt and mountain bikes though. Again, all my personal opinion and experience.