Need 4" Lift Recommendations
#1
Need 4" Lift Recommendations
I have a 2017 Ford F150 SC, 4x4 FX4, with a 5.0. I have been extensively researching 4 inch lift kits for my truck and know that I have a budget of $1300 to $1900. I have been looking at the Fabtech, Rancho, ProComp, BDS, and the Sky Jacker kits. Each fall within that price range and I am fine with a strut tower.
Question to those of you who have lifts - of all the kits listed, which ones have the best (as close to factory) ride quality, overall quality, reliability, installation ease, and most importantly - maintains at or near factory geometry.
Thanks in advance for you input!
Question to those of you who have lifts - of all the kits listed, which ones have the best (as close to factory) ride quality, overall quality, reliability, installation ease, and most importantly - maintains at or near factory geometry.
Thanks in advance for you input!
The following users liked this post:
kudie (03-31-2019)
#2
Member
I put a 4" Rough Country lift kit on my truck a few years ago and it's been perfect ever since. It also fills all of your criteria including oem ride quality and is less expensive than the rest. Took me 5 hrs in my driveway to install. I do this kind of work for a living and have an air compressor with air tools so ymmv time wise.
Here's a link to the kit that'll fit your truck.
https://www.roughcountry.com/ford-su...-kit-555c.html
.
Here's a link to the kit that'll fit your truck.
https://www.roughcountry.com/ford-su...-kit-555c.html
.
The following users liked this post:
lcnmkmc (01-10-2019)
#4
Member
Welcome.
.
.
#5
Senior Member
All of those should maintain ride geometry. All of them are going to be pretty close to factory ride too with how they work with the spacer for the front coilovers (if you don't upgrade the front coilovers). I put a BDS lift on my truck because I will be using it off road and they have a no questions asked warranty on their stuff. Also my installer did a decent deal compared to the others and was only a couple hundred more than the Zone lift or rough country lift kits.
The following users liked this post:
lcnmkmc (01-10-2019)
#6
Member
#7
Senior Member
I wouldn't be afraid of off roading with any lift kit either. I just was willing to pay a couple hundred extra for the BDS warranty since I do off road. If it would have been much more than a couple hundred I would have went with the cheaper kit.
Trending Topics
#9
Member
The following users liked this post:
lcnmkmc (01-10-2019)
#10
Member
.