Any Ford Lowering questions post here 65-2015 trucks.
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Detroitlobo (08-15-2016)
08-16-2016, 10:52 PM
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Okay, new poster with questions that have probably been answered before but your forum has a lot to wade through in a search (not that it's a bad thing). So, to satisfy the OP, here is what I have or am contemplating purchasing:
Just need you to answer below questions so I can give you the best answer.
1) what year truck?
2011
2) 2wd or 4wd?
2wd
3) how low do you want to go?
2 inches
4) budget you want to be in?
need help there
5) belltech or djm item or both doesn't matter
not sure
Looking at a decent 2011 Super cab, 5.0. My wife cannot easily get into this truck due to short legs, bad knee & back. Currently own a 2008 Explorer Sport Track 4x4 that she has no problem entering.
My questions, what it might take to lower the F150 without losing the ability to tow a 6000 pound travel trailer or payload, if possible.
I appreciate any info and hope I posted this in the correct forum category.
Thank you in advance,
Murff
BTW, when did a 2WD F150 become the same height as a 4WD?
Just need you to answer below questions so I can give you the best answer.
1) what year truck?
2011
2) 2wd or 4wd?
2wd
3) how low do you want to go?
2 inches
4) budget you want to be in?
need help there
5) belltech or djm item or both doesn't matter
not sure
Looking at a decent 2011 Super cab, 5.0. My wife cannot easily get into this truck due to short legs, bad knee & back. Currently own a 2008 Explorer Sport Track 4x4 that she has no problem entering.
My questions, what it might take to lower the F150 without losing the ability to tow a 6000 pound travel trailer or payload, if possible.
I appreciate any info and hope I posted this in the correct forum category.
Thank you in advance,
Murff
BTW, when did a 2WD F150 become the same height as a 4WD?
08-17-2016, 10:32 AM
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Okay, new poster with questions that have probably been answered before but your forum has a lot to wade through in a search (not that it's a bad thing). So, to satisfy the OP, here is what I have or am contemplating purchasing:
Just need you to answer below questions so I can give you the best answer.
1) what year truck?
2011
2) 2wd or 4wd?
2wd
3) how low do you want to go?
2 inches
4) budget you want to be in?
need help there
5) belltech or djm item or both doesn't matter
not sure
Looking at a decent 2011 Super cab, 5.0. My wife cannot easily get into this truck due to short legs, bad knee & back. Currently own a 2008 Explorer Sport Track 4x4 that she has no problem entering.
My questions, what it might take to lower the F150 without losing the ability to tow a 6000 pound travel trailer or payload, if possible.
I appreciate any info and hope I posted this in the correct forum category.
Thank you in advance,
Murff
BTW, when did a 2WD F150 become the same height as a 4WD?
Just need you to answer below questions so I can give you the best answer.
1) what year truck?
2011
2) 2wd or 4wd?
2wd
3) how low do you want to go?
2 inches
4) budget you want to be in?
need help there
5) belltech or djm item or both doesn't matter
not sure
Looking at a decent 2011 Super cab, 5.0. My wife cannot easily get into this truck due to short legs, bad knee & back. Currently own a 2008 Explorer Sport Track 4x4 that she has no problem entering.
My questions, what it might take to lower the F150 without losing the ability to tow a 6000 pound travel trailer or payload, if possible.
I appreciate any info and hope I posted this in the correct forum category.
Thank you in advance,
Murff
BTW, when did a 2WD F150 become the same height as a 4WD?
Well option 1 would be front 0-3 drop struts front/rear 2 inch shavkle/pinion shim/shocks rear. 435 shipped and your set to go. You can still load her up also
08-17-2016, 02:33 PM
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08-17-2016, 04:53 PM
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