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Old 01-23-2014, 08:58 PM
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Front coils set at 3" with 3" rear. 305/55/20 Nitto Trail Grapplers with 0 offset on the wheels
Looks awesome! Did you happen to take a height measurement?
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Looks awesome! Did you happen to take a height measurement?
I have not but will tomorrow
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Thanxs to F150Lifts.com, my 2010 Platinum now has the stance that I was wanting. I used their Ultimate kit with the fronts set about 2.5 inches. The wheels in the photo are 20x9, +30 offset; these are my winter rims and my summer rims are 20x9, +18 offset. Tires on both sets of rims are Cooper Zeon LTZ 276/60-20.

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LOVE that stance. What size rear blocks do you have?
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2 inch rear block.
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Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics...was down at the beach for lunch today.

First pic was before F150lift.com Ultra Kit.
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2.5 front, 2" rear f150 lifts kit
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Here are my pics from the install on the front. The rear will be next weekend.













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How difficult is a DIY install for someone who is mechanically inclined, but doesn't know anything about front end suspension? Also will it require a realignment after install?
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