Show me some 4" Rancho Lifts!
#11
Senior Member
I picked up a Rough Country 4" lift about a month ago off Kijiji for $500, getting a buddy of mine who's a mechanic to help me put it on this weekend hopefully. I'll be running 17x9 Eagle alloys with -11 offset and Eldorado MTZ 285/65/17 tires so it should be close to the set-up your planning. I'll post pics when it's done.
#12
Member
Its a 4wd, the tires are actually 285/70/17 I made a mistake in my original post. The 285/70/17 works out to be a 33" tire by the convertor I used, I think they might look a little small once the lift is on but I've been keeping an eye out for cheap set of used 35's that I could switch to.
#13
Senior Member
Its a 4wd, the tires are actually 285/70/17 I made a mistake in my original post. The 285/70/17 works out to be a 33" tire by the convertor I used, I think they might look a little small once the lift is on but I've been keeping an eye out for cheap set of used 35's that I could switch to.
#15
Member
Yeah, I agree I would like to have everything and put it all on together. But I'm working on a budget so I'm going to wait until I can find a decent set of 35's used for a good price. I just want to get the lift on now while I have the time and help to do it, and yeah mine is currently leveled with 275/70/18's.
#17
Member
Finally had a chance to snap a couple quick pictures of the 4" RCX lift with the Eagle alloy rims and 285/70/17 MTZ's I installed on my truck. I think the 33's look pretty good for now, but I'll definetly be saving up to put some 35's on it in the future.
Last edited by Sanny; 08-18-2014 at 01:25 PM.
#18
Senior Member
The truck in my avatar pic has a 4" Rancho lift. There are a few more pics here of the same truck https://www.f150forum.com/g/album/1442520 I have always ran 35" tires on this truck since I bought it new back in 06, the dealership installed the lift kit before I took physical possession of it.
Last edited by BUCKSHOT; 08-18-2014 at 05:24 PM.