Newb with a question
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Newb with a question
Hey All.
So I've been a long time Jeep owner, and avid offroader till recently I decided I needed a little more room, and more utility out of my truck, so a couple of days ago bought my very first truck. A 2013 F150 Texas Edition 4x4 SuperCrew with the 3.5L EcoBoost engine.
As is usually the case with me, I find out that the brand new truck I bought is going to be changed next year when Ford completely redesigns the body in the 2015 line, but oh well.
Anyway, my question is this. Is there any way to lift the F150 without voiding the warranty? Seems Ford doesn't have approved lifts, or dealer installed lifts available like Jeep has with its MOPAR brand. So what options are there, if any?
Oh and as it pertains to the F150, I'm a COMPLETE Newb, and I know it, so please, be kind, though I certainly welcome the education. I lifted every single Jeep I ever owned myself, so I know how to sling a wrench.
Thanks
So I've been a long time Jeep owner, and avid offroader till recently I decided I needed a little more room, and more utility out of my truck, so a couple of days ago bought my very first truck. A 2013 F150 Texas Edition 4x4 SuperCrew with the 3.5L EcoBoost engine.
As is usually the case with me, I find out that the brand new truck I bought is going to be changed next year when Ford completely redesigns the body in the 2015 line, but oh well.
Anyway, my question is this. Is there any way to lift the F150 without voiding the warranty? Seems Ford doesn't have approved lifts, or dealer installed lifts available like Jeep has with its MOPAR brand. So what options are there, if any?
Oh and as it pertains to the F150, I'm a COMPLETE Newb, and I know it, so please, be kind, though I certainly welcome the education. I lifted every single Jeep I ever owned myself, so I know how to sling a wrench.
Thanks