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can someone give me a reputable source on lowering my 2015 f250 super duty 6.7. I want to drop the truck 2-4'' and add the 4-link suspension. any info would be appreciated.
can someone give me a reputable source on lowering my 2015 f250 super duty 6.7. I want to drop the truck 2-4'' and add the 4-link suspension. any info would be appreciated.
This thought crossed my mind once or twice, but I decided against it. I think People usually get a 2wd for big drops. It looks like the rear is easy to do, idk about the front. And I wouldn't even know where to start with a 4-link. Sounds MAD expensive. Prob some Fab work involved. Here's a link to a 2wd drop kit. I've seen a few Youtube videos out there too, if you search. If You go for it, I'm sure everyone would love to see the post by post progress reports. It's still not going to feel like a mustang.. lol
looks like ill scratch that idea, I saw a guy on a tv program try too do 0-60 in 5sec, he damn near did it. I really liked the stance of his truck. im not going for the et. im approaching 97k and im just now thinking of doing the delete. thanks for the reply
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