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Trailering
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Thanks. It was a 63k sticker truck. It has 1200 miles on it. Had 700 miles when lift was installed. Which was done professionally. It’s pretty much brand new. It looks awesome just not my thing I guess. May take lift off idk. Thought selling it already done would be a better option.
Cargo Master
Joined: Apr 2021
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From: NW Wyoming USA
Thanks. It was a 63k sticker truck. It has 1200 miles on it. Had 700 miles when lift was installed. Which was done professionally. It’s pretty much brand new. It looks awesome just not my thing I guess. May take lift off idk. Thought selling it already done would be a better option.
Fleet Mechanic
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Thanks. It was a 63k sticker truck. It has 1200 miles on it. Had 700 miles when lift was installed. Which was done professionally. It’s pretty much brand new. It looks awesome just not my thing I guess. May take lift off idk. Thought selling it already done would be a better option.
5th Wheeling
Joined: Nov 2018
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Some Ford F250's don't like lifts. I have talked to a few people that spent a lot of money putting in a manufactured lift kit only to end up with the famous death wobble. F250's don't all take kindly to being lifted. I would not buy a lifted truck for work or every day use. A toy, sure. So I'm another vote for take the lift out sell the truck stock and the lift separately. Good luck with whatever you do.
Laughing Gas
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I'm against lifts. They make the truck worse at everything I ask it to do. I wouldn't buy one. Having said that, lifted trucks sell very well. In my area of the country, there are both new and used dealers that sell the heck out of lifted trucks. One of the most successful used truck dealers in the region is called "LiftedTrucks.com". Guess what they sell?
I don't know how much you will get for it, but there certainly is a market for it.
I don't know how much you will get for it, but there certainly is a market for it.
New User
Joined: Jun 2021
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From: Las Vegas, NV
Thanks. It was a 63k sticker truck. It has 1200 miles on it. Had 700 miles when lift was installed. Which was done professionally. It’s pretty much brand new. It looks awesome just not my thing I guess. May take lift off idk. Thought selling it already done would be a better option.
Fleet Mechanic
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Some Ford F250's don't like lifts. I have talked to a few people that spent a lot of money putting in a manufactured lift kit only to end up with the famous death wobble. F250's don't all take kindly to being lifted. I would not buy a lifted truck for work or every day use. A toy, sure. So I'm another vote for take the lift out sell the truck stock and the lift separately. Good luck with whatever you do.
Most high end, quality lifts will address and eliminate death wobble.
Death wobble is pretty easily addressed and prevented (and it is not the BS steering stabilizer that Ford says)
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I totally agree. Adverse affects on acceleration, handling, braking, fuel mileage, usability.
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