Cody4359

How are the icons workings out? Just ordered a set, but I have factory wheels and read the tire will hit, so I got the non resi with low speed valving

m.i.k.e.

The icons are working great. I'm taking it out this weekend to the desert to see how they handle off road

UARandy3

2011 FX4 with 4" Rancho and 295/65/20 Trail Grapplers on Fuel Mavericks. Been running this setup for over 2.5 years now.
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whatpavment?

Zone offroad 6" with fox 2.0s cranked down to 1"

Grizzy44

The09FX4

Dan.m14

has anyone had any experience with rough country and either a 4" or 6" lift, i am looking to go from a leveling kit, take it off and go to a lift, i have 32" s right now but will go to a 35 when i need new tires, talking to readylift they say they will be making their SST lift kits for the 2014 F150 starting the beginning of the year so about a month away in the same price category as the rough countrys. if i had the money i would do a bds, any opinions?

wrscpc07

I run rough country on my 05 and I have no complaints except that they use a 6" spacer up front and reuses stock struts. So I have bilsteins adjusted to 6" instead of the block. Other than that, ride is good and It performs well off road. I also run RC on one of my jeeps and no complaints there either

Dan.m14

they have the 4" lift on sale for 999.00 and the 6" is the same but i will be running 32" tires for quite some time to come because they have a lot of life in them, i was leaning towards a 4" lift

Fbcoach

You could sell the 32s and buy 35s with the offsetting cost being smaller. Use a direct buying site like Mr. Wheel Deal, or Custom Wheel Offsets. They have some pretty good prices. Also Discount Tire will beat advertised prices from legitimate sellers (including wheel deal and custom wheel offsets).