Lift kit advice please..
#1
Lift kit advice please..
I currently have a 06 f150 with a 2.5 inch leveling kit and a 3 inch body lift... I would like to raise it a few more inches an was wondering what kinda suspension lifts I can add to it considering it's a 2 wheel drive I no I'm limited,,, or any other things I can do to add a few more inches... thank you for your help and time
#2
Do you have a budget in mind? How are you going to be using your truck?
You can get a set of adjustable coilovers and add the spacer on top ( I would pair it with a uniball UCA because your ball joints will be maxed out ) or I believe Fabtech has a 6" lift kit for the 2WD.
If you are interested in King shocks and Upper Arms, let me know!
JT
You can get a set of adjustable coilovers and add the spacer on top ( I would pair it with a uniball UCA because your ball joints will be maxed out ) or I believe Fabtech has a 6" lift kit for the 2WD.
If you are interested in King shocks and Upper Arms, let me know!
JT
#3
Do you have a budget in mind? How are you going to be using your truck?
You can get a set of adjustable coilovers and add the spacer on top ( I would pair it with a uniball UCA because your ball joints will be maxed out ) or I believe Fabtech has a 6" lift kit for the 2WD.
If you are interested in King shocks and Upper Arms, let me know!
JT
You can get a set of adjustable coilovers and add the spacer on top ( I would pair it with a uniball UCA because your ball joints will be maxed out ) or I believe Fabtech has a 6" lift kit for the 2WD.
If you are interested in King shocks and Upper Arms, let me know!
JT
#4
Its also my daily driver I dont take it off road in its 90% highway miles an I intend on giving it to my son in a couple years for his 16th birthday but im lookin for a cheep route to add 2 to 3 more inches of lift
#5
I would get a pair of Bilstein 5100's for the front.
Set it to the middle setting and put your spacer on top of that.
That'll give you another 1" or so.
But like I mentioned, becareful of your ball joints being maxed out.
Set it to the middle setting and put your spacer on top of that.
That'll give you another 1" or so.
But like I mentioned, becareful of your ball joints being maxed out.
#6
I'll definitely look into that an are ball joints easy to replace or should that be prefessionly done
#7