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Truck looks good. What type of mpg hit did you take when you originally installed 275/65's?
Thanks! I don't have a good number for you there because I got the tires and the lift so close together, and also took off my extra front air dam are same time. And I don't really care about gas mileage for this vehicle, we have my wife's car for that.
With all three of those factors, I currently get about 18 highway and 13.5 city with a heavy foot. Hope that helps.
Steps were pretty easy, took about 2 hours, most of which was the wiring. I'm really happy with them. They deploy very quickly, fast enough that you never have to look down to see if they are there.
Blocks install was a breeze. Did it by myself in about an hour. Having extended length jack stands and air tools helped a lot. I like the stance, no more nose high.
the truck looks great. what's your suspension setup here? Your sig says 2" level but earlier stated it was 1.5" and what size were the blocks? my plan is getting 275/65/20 Nittos and 1.5" up front with raptor rear blocks once the house hunting is over.
the truck looks great. what's your suspension setup here? Your sig says 2" level but earlier stated it was 1.5" and what size were the blocks? my plan is getting 275/65/20 Nittos and 1.5" up front with raptor rear blocks once the house hunting is over.
Thanks. In these pics it has a 2" front kit with a 2" block in the back.
The confusion with the 1.5" vs 2" is that the prior years 1.5" autospring kit actually lifts the 2014 2".
12-25-2014, 02:16 PM
