leveling kit
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Joined: May 2001
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From: Cabot, Arkansas
Welcome to FTE.
Pretty generic question. My truck works pretty well with a 3.5" level in the front and 35" tires.
I think you probably need a 15" lift and some 48" Michelin XML's.
Or something in between.
Pretty generic question. My truck works pretty well with a 3.5" level in the front and 35" tires.
I think you probably need a 15" lift and some 48" Michelin XML's.
Or something in between.
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Joined: Dec 2010
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From: Temperance, MI
8" lift on 38s was impractical now I'm running a 6" lift on tiny 35s and its useable but still not perfect for a DD. If I had to do it again I would go 4" lift on 35s. That way it's enough to fill the wheel wells and look good. Plus still usable in every situation. With the 8" lift my SD measured 7'-4". With a 6" lift and not an SD on 35s my dodge measures 7'-2". Both measurements from the ground to the highest point of the cab.
Cargo Master
Joined: Aug 2009
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From: Glendive, MT
Since your thread title is "Leveling Kit";
This is what I have. F250 1999-2007 Ford 1.5" Front Lift Shackles | Jack-It, The Suspension Experts
Simple cheap and won't affect your ride.
This is what I have. F250 1999-2007 Ford 1.5" Front Lift Shackles | Jack-It, The Suspension Experts
Simple cheap and won't affect your ride.
Tuned
Joined: Mar 2013
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From: Plumsteadville PA
Since your thread title is "Leveling Kit"; This is what I have. F250 1999-2007 Ford 1.5" Front Lift Shackles | Jack-It, The Suspension Experts Simple cheap and won't affect your ride.
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