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Jan 18, 2015 | 07:39 PM

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dubsesd

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i would avoid anything aluminum or polyurethane. steel is strong and quiet

Jan 18, 2015 | 07:43 PM

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dubsesd

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these seem really cool but i have not heard any reviews. easily adjustable from 1.5" to 3"

http://www.prorydeliftkits.com/category-s/2.htm

pretty cool idea. the ford f150 version is 1.5-2.25". i would just go with a solid one piece spacer for 100 bucks less.

http://www.prorydeliftkits.com/Ford-...p/74-3200f.htm

Jan 18, 2015 | 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by dubsesd

pretty cool idea. the ford f150 version is 1.5-2.25". i would just go with a solid one piece spacer for 100 bucks less.

http://www.prorydeliftkits.com/Ford-...p/74-3200f.htm

yeah i agree. not much difference in height there. i would go anywhere from 2-2.5" so i would rather do a solid 2" if thats the case

Jan 18, 2015 | 08:08 PM

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Lucky Dog

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picture? even though the wheel wells may have different measurments, dont rely on that to tell you the level of the truck because front and rear wells are shaped differently. put a level on the bed or measure ground to fender to both door handles

Good point Dub. I assumed both wheel wells were the same. With a level on the top of the bed it needs about 1/8" in the front for level. After taking that measurement I was surprised to find about 3/4" difference between the front and rear door handles. I'm good with the look and only up-sized to 33" (LT275 70R 18) so clearance is not an issue.

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