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yeti- do you mean theres no need to re-align it if i lift it, or if i just pinch the tires on? my buddy had to have his super duty aligned when he put a 4 inch lift in it.... which the truck is sold and the lift is for sale..... so id be putting that lift in if any.
Originally posted by BuiltToughF250 thanks WAXY and YETI
yeti- do you mean theres no need to re-align it if i lift it, or if i just pinch the tires on? my buddy had to have his super duty aligned when he put a 4 inch lift in it.... which the truck is sold and the lift is for sale..... so id be putting that lift in if any.
BuiltToughF250
The only thing I had to do after sticking in my lift was re- center my steering wheel. Your just lifting the frame higher of the axle, that's what makes lifting theses trucks so easy, with the straight axle up front you don't have to worry about any caster / camber changes or tow problems.
I have almost 20,000 miles on mine after I installed my lift and have never had it re-alinged.(the tires are wearing nice and even) Like Yeti said all I did was re-center the stearing wheel.
well, another reason i dont want to lift it is that its my work truck as well as my daily driver. i do tree removal, so the taller the truck is, the higher i gotta lift the wood.
Originally posted by BuiltToughF250 well, another reason i dont want to lift it is that its my work truck as well as my daily driver. i do tree removal, so the taller the truck is, the higher i gotta lift the wood.
You use your truck for work???
I hear ya, I would'nt think of lifting my 1 ton psd due to the work reasons.
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