what is the best suspension lift to buy
04-05-2014, 03:51 PM
#2
Senior Member
One that suits your needs. From what I've noticed there aren't a ton of choices for our body style trucks. F150lifts.com is a good website to check out and maybe go from there.
04-05-2014, 04:10 PM
#4
Texas Aggie
Best meaning . . . ? Tallest, highest quality, best ride?
The Rancho this guy ^ has would be my vote, but they don't make them anymore for us.
The Rancho this guy ^ has would be my vote, but they don't make them anymore for us.
04-06-2014, 09:54 AM
#6
Senior Member
Rough country and zone both make a 4inch kit for our trucks I think for a little over a grand a piece the last time I looked at them. If just for looks why not level out the front and go with a body lift?
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04-06-2014, 11:08 AM
#8
Just found out the rancho struts could bump me up to 6 inches.. Didnt know that..
I'm in the market for a 8" Rize...
Your best bet for a lift would be to try craigslist.. Saw a Rancho lift for $800 about 2weeks ago.. Save you some money and still have a quality lift.. Zone and RCX are great kits a well... $1200
I'm in the market for a 8" Rize...
Your best bet for a lift would be to try craigslist.. Saw a Rancho lift for $800 about 2weeks ago.. Save you some money and still have a quality lift.. Zone and RCX are great kits a well... $1200
04-06-2014, 03:50 PM
#9
Texas Aggie
Yup, Rough Country and Zone are both fine, but I wouldn't sit around waiting for a Rancho. It could be a long while.
KingRanch, any full 6" lift strut should be able replace your spacers and bump you to 6". There are a few out there now that'll work. A lot of guys get them to replace the ugly spacers.
Hollabak, body lifts can cost well over $1000 for our trucks after labor. The 97-03s take like 1/3 the install time. $600 for the kit, up to $900+ for labor, another $100+ for gap guards. It's ridiculous.
KingRanch, any full 6" lift strut should be able replace your spacers and bump you to 6". There are a few out there now that'll work. A lot of guys get them to replace the ugly spacers.
Hollabak, body lifts can cost well over $1000 for our trucks after labor. The 97-03s take like 1/3 the install time. $600 for the kit, up to $900+ for labor, another $100+ for gap guards. It's ridiculous.
Last edited by KMAC0694; 04-06-2014 at 03:53 PM.
04-06-2014, 04:11 PM
#10
Yup, Rough Country and Zone are both fine, but I wouldn't sit around waiting for a Rancho. It could be a long while. KingRanch, any full 6" lift strut should be able replace your spacers and bump you to 6". There are a few out there now that'll work. A lot of guys get them to replace the ugly spacers. Hollabak, body lifts can cost well over $1000 for our trucks after labor. The 97-03s take like 1/3 the install time. $600 for the kit, up to $900+ for labor, another $100+ for gap guards. It's ridiculous.