Rough Country 2.5" suspension level
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Rough Country 2.5" suspension level
So I've been looking into a leveling kit and full suspension lift kit and found RC has this 2.5" level that comes with rear shocks. Thing is I've read so many different forums on here about how the performance off roading is kinda limited and how ball joints and that get real stressed with a leveling kit. With that said if you do have this RC setup on your F150 how do you like it?
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tommylee99 (01-26-2016)
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So I've been looking into a leveling kit and full suspension lift kit and found RC has this 2.5" level that comes with rear shocks. Thing is I've read so many different forums on here about how the performance off roading is kinda limited and how ball joints and that get real stressed with a leveling kit. With that said if you do have this RC setup on your F150 how do you like it?
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tommylee99 (01-26-2016)
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I wouldn't get spacers if you plan on offroading a lot. Spacers are a great cheap way of getting the stance you want (hell I got the exact kit you are talking about and love it to death) But if you plan on the front suspension getting worked by taking her offroad, the spacer will push your control arms down to an extreme point which will cause a lot of stress.
But for the time I have had the kit, I have loved it. Have taken it off road only slightly with no issues but I eventually plan on getting a full life, this is just a stop gap.
But for the time I have had the kit, I have loved it. Have taken it off road only slightly with no issues but I eventually plan on getting a full life, this is just a stop gap.
Last edited by berty; 01-26-2016 at 12:33 AM.
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tommylee99 (01-26-2016)
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Love mine. I take mine off-road about once a week to some duck hunting spots. Not too much flexing going on just a lot of mud and holes. But as far as the kit itself I'd recommend it to anyone, great so far!
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tommylee99 (01-26-2016)
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I wouldn't get spacers if you plan on offroading a lot. Spacers are a great cheap way of getting the stance you want (hell I got the exact kit you are talking about and love it to death) But if you plan on the front suspension getting worked by taking her offroad, the spacer will push your control arms down to an extreme point which will cause a lot of stress. But for the time I have had the kit, I have loved it. Have taken it off road only slightly with no issues but I eventually plan on getting a full life, this is just a stop gap.
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Mark
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Thing is with a leveling spacer and say some 35’s your gonna rub when doing some off roading ...unless it’s very mild.
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This is my 2012 with the same kit you mentioned. Stock 20s with 34" Nitto Trails
Last edited by berty; 01-26-2016 at 08:40 AM.
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Mark
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Looks sweet Berty !!