JimmyB1232

I've been told there is an aftermarket bracket that will raise the rear seats in order to fit a larger sub/box. Is there a kit you can purchase or did someone fabricate their own brackets? If there's a kit I need one for an 06' Screw.

NorthernYankee

I got my seat lift kit here...very good quality.

http://www.lmiwelding.com/kits_supercab.htm

Feathermerchant

If you have a Supercab, I have one of those kits I need to sell....

FLiPinoy916

I have a supercrew 2012, do u still have it available?

NorthernYankee

Supercrew and Supercab use different kits.

Feathermerchant

According to the website the kits for the Supercab and Supercrew are the same part number.
https://secure.dwebware.com/lmi/order.htm

Pricing:
LMI 0925SC: $140.00 plus $15.00 shipping and handling.
LMI 0425SC: $140.00 plus $15.00 shipping and handling.
All other models: $125.00 plus $15.00 shipping and handling.

Kit No. Description
LMI 0925SC 2 1/2 inch lift for the 2009 and newer Supercab and Supercrew.
LMI 0425SC 2 1/2 inch lift for the 2004 and 2008 F-150 Supercab and Supercrew

FLiPinoy916

I'd really hate to spend that kind of money unless I have to. I mean it's just a "C" type bracket out of steel right. Anyone else using a different method using parts from a lowes or Home Depot?

Feathermerchant

Here are some pics of the LMI kit. There is more to it than first meets the eye.
It is not just some angle or channel.

Truckin

iTrader: (4)

Just tossing this out there. .Guy years ago did this in his jeep. Had an accident and the brackets snapped and killed both kids. Just don't haul people and your fine.

FLiPinoy916

Wow! I can imagine that these angles and what not aren't tested and specific to safety but good point.