Superduty lifted?
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Superduty lifted?
This is my 01 I bought used and was wondering if you could tell from the PIC if it is lifted? I want to run 35's and when in the parking lots around town mine always seems higher than other SD's.
Don't mind the rust I am working at chipping it away and giving it a bath with POR-15.
Don't mind the rust I am working at chipping it away and giving it a bath with POR-15.
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Judging by the rear springs, no it is not lifted. Seeing how it has a gas motor it does not have the front sag or possibly a 2" leveling kit at most.
What size tires does it have on there right now? You can for sure get away with 305/70R16's Possibly 315's.
What size tires does it have on there right now? You can for sure get away with 305/70R16's Possibly 315's.
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It looks a little squated in the back, but you have something between a leveling kit and a 4" lift I'd guess. You get a little rub with the leveling kit and 35", a 4" has a lot less. However, my new Toyo's rub pretty good on my 4" lifted SD.
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I would recommend a 4" or 4.5" lift to clear 35s on a 99-04 truck.
And Donahoe Racing is now Icon Vehicle Dynamics (same products and lots of the same people, with a new owner).
Let me know if you have any questions on their products.
And Donahoe Racing is now Icon Vehicle Dynamics (same products and lots of the same people, with a new owner).
Let me know if you have any questions on their products.
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I was on your site looking at all the pics LOL allot of trucks with 35's and the 4.5" lift. Looks like what I would like to run.
