Time To Modify
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Time To Modify
I had to be pulled out of a ditch tonight by a Suburban! I had stopped to help out a buddy and I got to close to the edge of a ditch and off she went. I tried but couldn't get her out do to the fact she was on the pumpkins! Anyway, it's time to go up! I want to run at least a 35" tire with the stock 18" FX4 wheels. I know I will need the 4.56 gears as well. Now, what lift does everybody recommend? I want the best one for articulation but not give up towing or hauling capabilities.
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f150 lifts
4" Rancho - fits 35's.. middle-priced
6" Pro-Comp is the cheapest.. and seems to be high quality.
6" Fabtech is next.. very high quality but a little more expensive
6" Skyjacker - not very popular.. they are known for great products but you must also pay for the name.. pretty expensive
8" CST - Fits 37's or 38's.. also very expensive
Pro comp and fabtech are by far the most popular.. just search in galleries.
Ebay has pro-comp lift for 1225$
also try www.rockymountainsusp.com
hope to see your results.
-black2004
6" Pro-Comp is the cheapest.. and seems to be high quality.
6" Fabtech is next.. very high quality but a little more expensive
6" Skyjacker - not very popular.. they are known for great products but you must also pay for the name.. pretty expensive
8" CST - Fits 37's or 38's.. also very expensive
Pro comp and fabtech are by far the most popular.. just search in galleries.
Ebay has pro-comp lift for 1225$
also try www.rockymountainsusp.com
hope to see your results.
-black2004
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If you want to realy save money put BFG 315/70/17 off a Hummer on, no lift required. I took out the rear lift block and installed a drop shackle to level the rear of my truck.
Costs:
Take off Hummer tires with 40 miles $85.00 ea.
Rear shackle $52.00 pair.
4 Bilsteins $265.00.
Stock 17" FX4 wheels free from same Hummer guys.
Great articulation and not give up towing or hauling capabilities Plus able to get it in garage. Priceless
Costs:
Take off Hummer tires with 40 miles $85.00 ea.
Rear shackle $52.00 pair.
4 Bilsteins $265.00.
Stock 17" FX4 wheels free from same Hummer guys.
Great articulation and not give up towing or hauling capabilities Plus able to get it in garage. Priceless
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Originally Posted by SoConSick
industrial, whats the name of the tire? I have stock 17's on my xlt, will they fit?
Does anybody know of any alternative tires that will fit this application w/o a lift, and how big can i go?
thank guys...
SoConSick
Does anybody know of any alternative tires that will fit this application w/o a lift, and how big can i go?
thank guys...
SoConSick
They fit my 4X4 OK on your 2X4 I don't know, with that size tire with a 4.6L your gonna have to change gears almost certain of that. I put 4.56's on mine and I've got the 5.4L.
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