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Haven't seen it on here before and after some brief searching came up empty handed. Have a 98 f150 xlt 4.6 2wd. My question is i already have a 3" coil spacer, could I do a 2" coil lift as well, or would my angles be awful. Another question would I need a drop bracket for my upper control ar to help that? I know the stiffness of the ride will get worse. Right now I have 285/70/17 Firestone destination mt's and fx4 17s. Thanks
Haven't seen it on here before and after some brief searching came up empty handed. Have a 98 f150 xlt 4.6 2wd. My question is i already have a 3" coil spacer, could I do a 2" coil lift as well, or would my angles be awful. Another question would I need a drop bracket for my upper control ar to help that? I know the stiffness of the ride will get worse. Right now I have 285/70/17 Firestone destination mt's and fx4 17s. Thanks
There is almost no way to make that work. Look into a splindle lift. Rough country, fabtech, and doeschworks makes them I believe.
Alright, thank you. Was looking to do that as well as spindle
If you are wanting to go that high the only kit style way I would go would be Fabtech's 7.5". If you managed to make that lift spring fit without longer arms you will effectively destroy your front end.
Haven't seen it on here before and after some brief searching came up empty handed. Have a 98 f150 xlt 4.6 2wd. My question is i already have a 3" coil spacer, could I do a 2" coil lift as well, or would my angles be awful. Another question would I need a drop bracket for my upper control ar to help that? I know the stiffness of the ride will get worse. Right now I have 285/70/17 Firestone destination mt's and fx4 17s. Thanks
If you are wanting to go that high the only kit style way I would go would be Fabtech's 7.5". If you managed to make that lift spring fit without longer arms you will effectively destroy your front end.
Yeah I was assuming that'd be the only way. I'll just get the 7.5 and keep the coil spacer. And I just wanted to know my options King ranch. Am not going to do a body lift. Looks bad imo, thanks for the help jprevat
Yeah I was assuming that'd be the only way. I'll just get the 7.5 and keep the coil spacer. And I just wanted to know my options King ranch. Am not going to do a body lift. Looks bad imo, thanks for the help jprevat
No problem. You cant go wrong with the 7.5" Fabtech. If you go bigger than 35's I would look into gears too.
08-20-2015, 05:58 PM
Lift Question
