GOT MY 35's.
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and thanks everyone for the comment. i appreciate it. sorry for the dirty picture. truck is getting a full detail today and ill take another picture so yall can see it clean.
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no ride change at all. at very easy to install. took me about 45minutes on the first side and 20 on the second.
heres a clean picture. just had her detailed.
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heres a clean picture. just had her detailed.
<img src="http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/3/l_026f525327c242f799b6e9033e9b319d.jpg">
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i would recommend an alignment though. i havent got mine done yet and i need to. its getting one next week
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Was it hard to put the kit on? Im pretty sure i can do it I changed the sturts spings and shocks on my mustang so I know i can do this I just worried about with kit to get with the whole you get what you pay for ideal. I call 4 wheel parts and they charged about 500 or so total. the ready lift kit for 2 somthing then shop fee and alignment. but there was this other thing not sure what it was but they said i needed it cause it was 4wd. I dont know if you can help me make a choice of doing it my self let me know. Ive been looking at day star, pro comp, ready lift and rough country.
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kit was very easy to install. i can probably name all the tools you need to do it with off the top of my head. i payed 230 for the daystar kit. and you dont NEED it because your 4x4. its just your preference. i like the kit, it was worth my money.
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with the level kit BEFORE the 35's. then WIth the 35's
<img src="http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/74/l_9588bac397dd48b3bbc6e647277db209.jpg"><img src="http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/17/l_b9b43b66792247bdb4fa70ef768537b1.jpg">
it did pick up up a few inches. you can actually see the lower a-arms with the tires.
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it did pick up up a few inches. you can actually see the lower a-arms with the tires.
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What kind of tires are you running. I have 285/65r20 BFG a/t on my 09 f150. With a 2" leveling kit on the front. I didn't get nearly the miles out of them that I thought I would considering how much I paid. I am wanting to try 35x12.5 20". The only thing that scares me is crossing ditches or having it at a weird angle. I don't want to tear my truck up trying to stuff tires under it. Have yours given you any trouble off road?
