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You need to research the kits and find out what each one offers in comparison to what you need. Some have different brand springs, rear blocks or spring packs, some drop the bumpstops, some relocate the steering stabilizer, dropped vs. relocated swaybars, lift height, carrier bearing drop bracket or just shims, coilover conversion or leaf spring, multiple shocks, brake lines included ect, ect. There are TONS of different ways to lift a leaf sprung superduty.
I went with the Rubicon Express 6.5" kit on mine because I felt it was the most complete and well thought out kit available. Other people prefer DR, PC, ect.
Off the top of my head you have Rancho, Rubicon Express, Donahoe Racing, ProComp, Superlift, SkyJacker, Fabtech, Full Throttle, BDS, and I'm sure there's more.
I went with the Rubicon Express 6.5" kit on mine because I felt it was the most complete and well thought out kit available. Other people prefer DR, PC, ect.
Off the top of my head you have Rancho, Rubicon Express, Donahoe Racing, ProComp, Superlift, SkyJacker, Fabtech, Full Throttle, BDS, and I'm sure there's more.
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Talk to Marty at Truck Toyz Performance (His member name is Overkill I believe). He sells a lot of lifts and can answer any questions you might have. I bought my 4.5" DR lift and tires from them and was very impressed.
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i went with the superlift and im impressed for the price
i have an early 99 and all you do to the rear end is put in a 4" block and i can still throw 4,000 pounds of cement board, tile, and mortar and she keeps on truckin just fine
i have an early 99 and all you do to the rear end is put in a 4" block and i can still throw 4,000 pounds of cement board, tile, and mortar and she keeps on truckin just fine
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Originally Posted by digger190
,dont want to loose out on towing capabilities.
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Like Beerstalker said, talk to Marty. When I asked him before, he said you can go with a 4.5" lift and not lose any 5th wheel towing capabilities.
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From: McAllen, Texas
Originally Posted by digger190
whitch lift would be best for 2003 f350 to provide factory ride or better,dont want to loose out on towing capabilities. thanks in advance
Thanks for the support guys!
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From: Douglas County, GA
Originally Posted by Overkill
Thanks for the support guys!
Last edited by F250tuff; Aug 30, 2007 at 09:41 PM.
