Any body know how big of rubber you can get under a 2003 f350 with a 12.5" lift

 

buddy of mine has 46's under his truck. has to run spacers and still rubs on leafs but not a big deal its not bad with the spacers. biggest id run is maybe 42's

 

I might be wrong but i think the biggest we can run here are 44"
I'm in Alberta.
Its $2000 for the lift.
Then prolly need $5000 for tires and rims.

 

ouch!!!! he got his 46's from the military surplus store for 700 bucks brand new!! id look into that. thats cheap for that kinda lift i would get it but i wouldnt spend that much for the rims and tires

 

i am just guessing on the price for the tires and rims but tha lift kit looks pretty good it is all springs.
Big arcs, no blocks.
Comes with four shocks
Brake line extensions
Drop pitman arm
Carrier bearing drop kit

 

Just for information....you need to do a crossover steering on that big of a lift. If you do not you will have severe bumpsteer. Look into Donahoe Racing. They have excellent kits if not the best!

This is a great kit and done correctly....IMO :http://www.iconvehicledynamics.com/s...ension-Systems


Be careful what you get for 2k with that big of a lift....if not done correctly you might have a big problem later on...good luck

 

man thats a damn good kit if it comes with all that!!! id go for it and do what joe blow said!!

 

12.5" lift???? Just how short are you?

 

Correct me if I am wrong but I believe that donahoe racing is now Icon. Icon lifts are awesome. I know a guy with a 12.5 icon lift that loves his and he runs 40's

 

Yes you are correct....my mistake. I included a link for him. It is twice the price but IMO well worth the money to do a bulletproof build. DR used to use Deaver springs which I have, they are great springs. I believe they now went to National spring which is also a great custom spring used.

 

How in the world do you get into a truck with a 12.5" lift? Elevator?

 

Long Legs Lets hope White man can jump

 

haha or you buy the retractable steps

 

The OP is under 5'6".

 

ouch thats a little close to home