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I am putting a 4" pro comp lift on my 00 SD CC, I just ordered my tires and wheels, and was wondering if any one can post some pictures of a 250 or 350 with a 4" lift. More the better.
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4" out of the lift and about 1.5" out of the tires so probably around 5.5" total up front.
Hope this helps.
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I would stay away from the ProComp for Super Duty Diesels as the springs do not hold up in the front. They tend to sag quickly and the lift is lower than a SkyJacker or SuperLift. I've had all three and the Superlift is by far the softest ride and tallest of the 4" series.
A lot of cutting on the tubs was needed for the Nitto's as they are wide and square. BFG's 35 should work fine with little cutting. A lot of cutting with the Procomp 4".
Go for new rear springs if you can swing the extra $350.00 or so for the best ride. The add-a-leafs will be extremly tight in the rear.
http://www.timlassiter.com/kingranch.htm
I would stay away from the ProComp for Super Duty Diesels as the springs do not hold up in the front. They tend to sag quickly and the lift is lower than a SkyJacker or SuperLift. I've had all three and the Superlift is by far the softest ride and tallest of the 4" series.
A lot of cutting on the tubs was needed for the Nitto's as they are wide and square. BFG's 35 should work fine with little cutting. A lot of cutting with the Procomp 4".
Go for new rear springs if you can swing the extra $350.00 or so for the best ride. The add-a-leafs will be extremly tight in the rear.
http://www.timlassiter.com/kingranch.htm
Last edited by Tim Houston; Jan 15, 2004 at 10:18 PM.
