I used the spacers on my 2006, took them off and now they are on my 2008. Loved it on both trucks. No problems on either truck. I still run the factory shocks but I dont do any heavy off roading where the suspension travel would be an issue.

 

I just put spacers on my '05, easy upgrade. Went with Bilstein 5100's all around. Still waiting on a set of F350 blocks, the rear is saging a little at the moment.

 

For 35s on a 99-04 I'd recommend a 4" or 4.5" system to clear the tires.


With a leveling kit I'd stick with a 33/12.50 or 325/60R18.


We offer a few different systems for either a leveling kit or 4" or 4.5" lift:
2000-2004 F250/F350 SRW 4wd - Truck Toyz Store


Let me know if you have any questions.

 

someone mentioned spacers on the driveshaft or something earlier? what exactly is that

 

With just a leveling kit would this combo work with little to no rubbing at all?
ATX Thug Black w/Teflon Coating

Toyo Open Country All Terrain

I'll be honest, I'm retarded when it comes to this stuff. If you could recomend an exact tire size (preferably a Toyo Open Country A/T)for that wheel that would be great. My other ride is a Rockcrawler and I never have to worry about rubbing with that. Picking tire for that thing is simple with 10 inches of lift and no fenders.

 

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The Thugs come in two different available backspacings (I didn't see it mentioned in that link....might have missed it).

For the 99-04 you want the one with 4.5" Backspacing.

The other option is the 5.25" backspacing which would be for a 05+ super duty.


As for tires, are you looking at stock height or still with the leveling kit?

 

Carrier bearing spacer is what I was referring to earlier.

 

With a leveling kit!

 

You could fit the 285/65R18 Toyo Open Country MT.


Depending on the leveling kit (i.e. 2" or 3") you probably can fit the 285/75R18 (equiv 35/11.50R18).


They are both load range E with high load ratings.

 

X2. I've heard of cutting new shafts for large lifts, but 2.5" isn't extreme enough for that.

 

I have a 2008 Super Duty King Ranch 4x4. I am looking to put a leveling kit on it also. I have one on my 2004 F-150 and love it. Everyone always ask me if its lfted because it sits higher than theirs. I am thinking about going with the Ready Lift 2.5" leveling kit or their SST lift kit which has the leveling kit and the 4" rear lift blocks. I am planning on keeping my stock 20" wheels and tires.

Has anyone used Ready Lift products and what do yall think about them. Their website has some really good information and videos on it.

 

Same question. If I add a leveling kit to my 08 F350 SD gasser, what is the max tire I can get under it? I was able to run 35's on my 04, but it looks like the fender design in the rear is less forgiving and the fron is more forgiving...

Your thoughts?

 

On a 08 you can fit 35s under a leveling system:








The Icon Vehicle Dynamics 2.5" for the 08 F-350 will give you the best ride.
Not to mention that it's currently 10% off and we have free shipping on it in the contiguous 48 states.
Icon Vehicle Dynamics 2005-2008 FSD F350 2.5 inch Leveling System - 2008 F250/F350 SRW 4wd - Truck Toyz Store

 

Thanx!! That's what I was hoping you would say.