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haha In all seriousness I probably won't go up anymore. 37's are the biggest I'd go considering I have to use my truck for work etc. I'd love to jump up to 40's and a 12 inch kit though. Do it! 6" and 35's on our trucks looks killer.
How workable is your truck at it's current height? I use mine daily also and with the coilovers and the 35's it's already a bitch to get in and out of the bed all day and i'm 6' tall.
How workable is your truck at it's current height? I use mine daily also and with the coilovers and the 35's it's already a bitch to get in and out of the bed all day and i'm 6' tall.
Completely workable. I'm also 6'. And my truck often see some pretty rough roads. The only thing that is annoying is obviously loading up/unloading anything in the bed. It's a few inches taller than a 6" on 35's set up (Exact set up on my last F150). That being said I'm 21 and don't mind it. The only other negative aspect is that the max towing is limited pushing the 37's with my 3.55 gearing. I was just towing about 6500lbs behind and about 1000lbs in the bed and the truck could handle it, but you could really feel it. Other than that, no complaints.
Edit: Also depends on what your idea of workable is. I'm one of those guys who, though I love functionality, would choose looks over ease of getting in and out of the bed. I'm trying to push my truck aesthetically while keeping it workable. Anyways, this post is too long, and I vote you lift it
Last edited by FX4/ECOBOOST; 06-19-2015 at 11:07 PM.
Picked up a Fab Fours roof rack. It's the first and only rack I like. Also split up the light bars. Will probably be picking up some Dually's for the sides shortly. Might eventually grab some 50's and have them rear facing as well.
06-08-2015, 06:55 AM
