Originally Posted by 6CylBill

I agree. But I will say this; A suspension lift raises the center of gravity also, and more so at that. A body lift won't raise your center of gravity near as much.

Originally Posted by L. Ward

1987-1991 Ford F150 2wd & 4wd - 3" Body Lift Kit

Product Part #:
763

Product Brand:
Performance Accessories
Body Lift Kit Tech Notes:
5. It may be necessary to drill the front two body bushing sleeves out to 1/2" for new bolt clearance.
11. Vehicles equipped with 6 cyl or V-6 will require replacement of lower radiator hose to avoid contact with smog pump.
14. Will not fit vehicle equipped with diesel engine.
26. No bumper brackets are included


The problem you are going to run into is the way the frame horns extend into the bumper, you are pretty much going to have to make your own and notch the bottom of the bumper or the frame to let it raise up 3" or else accept that it is going to look like this





Now, since you evidently want to ignore those of use who have already been there/done that and ended up



And, since you seem determined try and throw on this





So you can put on these



Without addressing this



or this



or this



While trying to make a 185hp 302 with this



this



and this



power something like this




and seem to be determined to do this







May I suggest on the front and back frame rails mounting some of these



or these



Preferably like this



So when the stock 302 can't spin the tires enough to keep moving and ends up like this



Someone who actually geared and setup a truck correctly can hook up and do this



Oh, and when you end up stuck, DO NOT use one of these



Unless you want your hood or tailgate to look like this