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Old 07-12-2009, 08:41 PM   #1
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I just registered here today. I have an F150 supercab 4X4. Just thought I'd throw out that I just put 37's on a my truck. I am a coilover set up though which allows these tires to clear. I've had no problem with them what so ever. They turned out real nice. I'd recommend any of you guys to put the 37's on. It looks so much better and fills the wheel well up way more. All me and my buddies out here have trucks and I eat and sleep mine. I've been through alot in mine. Take a look and I'd like to hear what you guys think about how its come out. If you have questions for newer f150's I can answer any suspension or truck issues except engines. I dont work on my engine just all my extra stuff on it. Thanks

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Old 07-12-2009, 09:51 PM   #2
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Heres a couple that I took. I'm goin to take some more of the inside and everything

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Looks good bud! Like the truck....


Is is the angle of the shot or does the rear look significantly lower then the front? Or do you have a bunch of weight in the bed? Just curious...
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The front is cranked up 2 inchs on the coilovers. Before I had coilovers the stock spacer made the front sit lower in the front and i absolutely hate that. So the coils can adjust it from 0-3 inchs. I cranked them to 2. 1" makes it about level and 2 makes it higher. Thats the look I went for. Plus with it higher in the front it much easier not to rub which I dont now. Thanks for the comment though. Appreciate it.
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this thread is kind of a false advertisement, you should have put 37's with an 8in. lift cause that's what it is.
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Well its still the 6 inch lift but I know what you mean.
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What brand coilovers did you end up going with? I have a dual shock set up right now and I'm thinking about ditching the dual shock set up and going with a coilover instead. My truck is set up for about 16" of travel, any recommendations?
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I hate when trucks sit higher in the front.To me it makes a lift look cheap and like the owner didnt know what he was doing.No offense but a truck should be level.

Do you have to crank them up like that to clear the wheel wells? If so its so not worth it.
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