i got mine off ebay with free shiping and its a great made peice

and if you go larger tires your odo will be off but it can be corrected by tunner or dealer

 

To give you an idea on how stupid it is in Canada.....The tires alone would have cost me $1500. Add probably another $800-$1200 for the rims.

 

Ya thats where i got mine was ebay but the seller was fat bobs garage and the part was from hell bent steel and add a leaf pro comp. I had 265/75/18 on my truck I beleive its a 04 fx4 and I bought 33's but can fit 35's now no probelm. I bought my truck and the speed was always 5 mph fast dealer said they couldnt do anything cause at the time it was stock tires. I cant get the programer to do it. Odometer seems only to be off maybe .10 and thats a big maybe accoarding to my gps. Even with bigger tires im still 5mph fast. So idk

 

Ya they told me in michigan that the tires were like 1200 or 1300 I dont remeber and the rims would have been about 1000. I found a place in ohio that got me the same thing mounted and balanced and shipped to my door in 3 days for 1500. Crazy I told the place in michigan I could do that and they were like laughing at me and told me no way in hell I could and if I did order it would be back ordered. Well when I got them on I showed the guy my truck and the sales receipt and he was like give me the name and number to this place so I can buy some to sell. Im like no cause you will jack the price way up to make a huge profit and you wouldnt work with me so why should I with you and walked out laughing. He wants to be an A hole I can too. lol

 

Just ordered a HELL BENT STEEL and off their web site they had them on sale for $69 plus shipping!!!!! Ford F150 Leveling Lift Kit by Hell Bent Steel

 

keep us posted with pics of the install and after looks!!

 

I sure will!
TONY Z.
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You don't need to do anything to the rear to fit 35" tires. And you definitely don't want a 3" rear add a leaf if you're looking for a level truck.

 

the 3" level/add a leaf is just a single leaf for the back, raising it maybe an inch max, and the 3" level for the front. i don't exactly like the trucks with the fully level look as they squat quick with a little load. i use my box all day every day so i could use the extra capacity anyway.

 

save your self some money and just adjust the tursion bar and pay 35.00 for a alingment. you should get what you want with that, you should be able to get 35 tires in there if that is what your looking for

 

just curious, have you tried doing this on your truck?

 

I have not done this, two of my friend have done it though. they both got about 2 inches more like 1 3/4 they both have 33's. Dont do a tursion key that will put too much stress on the suspension though they just crank the bolt equilly ....

 

What years are their trucks? Same as yours?

 

Well from what I have been hearing you cant raise the tursion bars. I heard you could on the older body style but not on this. I dont know how true this is. I have never heard of anyone doing this and I did alot of research before I bought mine. Never seen anything with anyone doing this on the 04- + newer trucks. I put the add a leaf in the back with 3 inch up front. Its a quarter inch low in the front which is no big deal cause if i pull something. Which I do everyonce in a while. The add a leaf add just over a inch I believe it was.

 

these trucks dont even have tursion bars,