Kody Ledbetter

Im about to buy this and i have immediate plans for it but This will be the first time ive made modifications to a vehicle. I wanna make this thing bad. Help me. Dont wanna a huge lift but wanna run 35s if i can. Im gonna put alot of highway miles on it so keep that in mind. 2009 F-150 STX... I wanna 4" Rancho Lift with Toyo MTs on it. What should I pay someone to do this?

sean453

I put a 2" level on mine and ran 35x12.5/18's on mine fit well.

SultanGris

lifts gonna run about 4K proably. Just put some black 24's on it and call it good, sweet looking truck. That white really pops in the that picture.

MR.FX4

Wrong!

Black 24 on a 4x4 is dumb

Rancho lift will run you about 2000-2500 installed. I have this lift and really like it so far.

Tires will probably run you 1500-2000 depending on where you go

blyons808

I agree with everything Mr.FX4 said. Except for the fact that 24's on a 4x4 are dumb. It's personally not my style, but not everybody takes their 4x4 off road. Having 24's and 4x4 can still be useful in minor situations.

HCFX2013

Alot of people that buy used trucks have to get 4x4 cause its already on the truck they want. Personally, go with some street look 24" rims and don't give two ****s about the haters.

Having 24's on a 4x4 is fine for a summer setup...who says you have to go offroad if you have a 4x4 in the summer? Haters gonna hate!!

MR.FX4

He said he wanted toyo mud terrains, not 24 inch low pros. No hate just opinion

jcain

lower it, put some lightweight 3pc rims on it with michelins, and a bed cover...

f150skidoo

Level it throw some 35's on the stock wheels and PTM your mirror caps and call it a day.


IMO the only way a 24" rim is okay on a 4x4 is if there on 40'' mudders.

blyons808

Did u read his post? Lol. He said he wants to put a 4"lift with mud tires