jprevat

iTrader: (1)

Oh my red truck has a 3" body lift. On my black truck in my profile gallery I leveled it up front to 24" and never had to touch the rear. The tailgate on it is almost level with my red one.

00-tempe-teal

Hah I always use my phone so it doesn't let me see profile gallery's. I logged onto the laptop tho and your black truck looks great. That's the one with 305's on 16x10's right?

jprevat

iTrader: (1)

Yes sir and thank you.

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Greenmachine99

Ok I have been looking all over on here and I know it says not to go over 24 and 1/4 inches from center of hub to bottom of fender but when adjusting them up should I jack it up or not. Also has anyone tried turning up rusty ones, I live in Michigan and yea my truck looks nice but the under side isn't the greatest. if I do turn them up I will soak them in some penetrating oil so they don't break, can I just get clarification as to if the truck should be lifted to adjust them or not.

Red-Ford

No need to jack the truck up as that'll mess with the measurement. I'd just keep soaking the bolts in some PB blaster for a couple days, then try to turn them if they're really rusty.

Dewey F250

That's a good looking clean truck,, I have 35" m/t,,16". 10. With 3" bl. Never turned keys. Doesn't rub. Just my 2 cents.

Greenmachine99

Red-Ford ok sounds good I hope to get around to it soon. thanks for the response. And again its 24 1/4 inches from the center of hub to the bottom of the fender correct.

pfoley12

that's correct

Dewey F250

03FX4604, Thank you my friend, I also learned something very helpful, I am running 3"BL, with 35" M/T's. I don't rub. but I am going to try and crank my torsion bars just to see what I can get out of them, very helpful info. I will do just as you said!!