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I have a 2017 CCSB FX4 diesel with the HD front suspension. Does it sit any higher stock in the front? I would hate to put on the 2.5" Readylift and have raking to the back when I could just do 2"..
Any and all help is appreciated.
Thanks
Here is mine - HD front end. Just completed today and dealer sent this photo. It also has a Ranch Hand replacement bumper. This is the 1 inch BDS level with Fox shocks. I'll have better pictures when I get back in town Thursday.
Definitely post more pictures. I m thinking based on my measurements that the 1" BDS might be perfect. I too have snow plow springs.
Would also be very interested in photos of the front tire alignment with edges of truck and if you did or did not use a track bar bracket. I really like the stance of your pickup from the one picture you shown!
Definitely post more pictures. I m thinking based on my measurements that the 1" BDS might be perfect. I too have snow plow springs.
Would also be very interested in photos of the front tire alignment with edges of truck and if you did or did not use a track bar bracket. I really like the stance of your pickup from the one picture you shown!
1in. is coil spring bracket only, no track bar bracket.
He does not have plow prep, he has heavy duty which does not sit as tall.
Definitely post more pictures. I m thinking based on my measurements that the 1" BDS might be perfect. I too have snow plow springs.
Would also be very interested in photos of the front tire alignment with edges of truck and if you did or did not use a track bar bracket. I really like the stance of your pickup from the one picture you shown!
Hopefully these are helpful - I tried to get a few different angles.
Those are great! Man even with the heavy bumper that 1" BDS makes it look real close to level to me.
I measured to the the bottom of the cab pinch weld on my 350 with plow springs and it s 21" from ground in front and 22 7/8" from ground in rear.. 20" factory tires/wheels.
Do you by chance know your measurement or would you mind taping them? Thanks for all the help. I really like your trucks stance!
Those are great! Man even with the heavy bumper that 1" BDS makes it look real close to level to me.
I measured to the the bottom of the cab pinch weld on my 350 with plow springs and it s 21" from ground in front and 22 7/8" from ground in rear.. 20" factory tires/wheels.
Do you by chance know your measurement or would you mind taping them? Thanks for all the help. I really like your trucks stance!
Sure, where exactly is the pinch weld? I am super pleased with the outcome - my 6.7 had the 2 inch level and it was too tall in my opinion.
If you look right behind the front flare and just in front of the rear flare you ll see the metal of the cab coming together in what's referred to often as the 'pinch weld'... where that seams together just measure from the ground straight up to the lowest Edge of the metal. Hope that makes sense... so you ve got the 2" BDS and feel it's maybe a little too much level? Did you do the track arm bracket ?
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