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Hey guys so looking for some input I have a 2002 Ford F350 that was lifted when I bought it....I'm not sure how much lift I'm running so I measured center of wheel hub to bottom of fender and came up with 32.5 inches. I have 325/60r20 tires which equals a 35.4 tire. I'm sure its at least a 6inch but maybe more? I want to order a crossover steering kit which PMF fab has a nice one for $499 but it says minimum lift needed is 8inches. These pics were already in my phone I can take better ones if needed. Looking forward to your help.
The rear block measures 3 1/2in it sits on top of the axle perch which measures 2 1/2in from the bottom of the spring to the top of the axle tube is 6in. Is this a stock block set up and I'm running lift springs? I took some better pics and I included the pitman arm which seems to measure about 6in as well. I'm starting to think the lift was pieced together? The blue trac bar drop bracket makes me think fabtech? Anyways lift was done in 2003 per previous owner he had a block under the front and stacked ones in the rear. It was riding on 39.5 Mickey's. I removed the blocks and went with what I have now.
That is not a stock block set up on the back end. How's the ride with that big stack up front?
Yeah I stop for speed bumps.....I thought it was a bit excessive. That's why I'm unsure about the cross over steering. I don't know if it will clear the front leafs.