F150 suspension lift.
01-06-2014, 12:15 AM
#1
F150 suspension lift.
Looking at lifting the truck obviously. I'm thinking the pro comp 4 inch suspension lift. Is there anything else I need? Will I need a level lift as well to make it sit right? 2009 SCREW XLT 4X4.
01-06-2014, 12:43 AM
#2
SkallyWag
If I were you I'd go for the rancho 4" kit. that's what I did after about 1 year of research. It's the best around besides bds.
01-06-2014, 12:51 AM
#3
01-06-2014, 12:54 AM
#4
SkallyWag
What are you worried about breaking. I'm not following you.
Rancho is a tried and true tested company been around for years and years. I'm pretty sure it's the only lift for our trucks that has a 1 piece welded crossmember I really like it and the same company makes bds and rancho spindles the exact same size weird right. It's a trustworthy American company. I can't wait to get my truck back Wednesday. I put 1 year of research into it. [MENTION=12340]Desert Dawg[/MENTION] had the fab tech and the rancho I believe on a few trucks maybe he will chime in
Rancho is a tried and true tested company been around for years and years. I'm pretty sure it's the only lift for our trucks that has a 1 piece welded crossmember I really like it and the same company makes bds and rancho spindles the exact same size weird right. It's a trustworthy American company. I can't wait to get my truck back Wednesday. I put 1 year of research into it. [MENTION=12340]Desert Dawg[/MENTION] had the fab tech and the rancho I believe on a few trucks maybe he will chime in
Last edited by USMC_0316_RAIDER; 01-06-2014 at 12:58 AM.
01-06-2014, 12:30 PM
#5
Senior Member
new rims, Rancho is the only 4" lift compatible with stock rims i believe, if i am wrong someone will chime in.
01-06-2014, 12:36 PM
#6
Senior Member
01-06-2014, 03:21 PM
#7
Senior Member
What are you worried about breaking. I'm not following you.
Rancho is a tried and true tested company been around for years and years. I'm pretty sure it's the only lift for our trucks that has a 1 piece welded crossmember I really like it and the same company makes bds and rancho spindles the exact same size weird right. It's a trustworthy American company. I can't wait to get my truck back Wednesday. I put 1 year of research into it. [MENTION=12340]Desert Dawg[/MENTION] had the fab tech and the rancho I believe on a few trucks maybe he will chime in
Rancho is a tried and true tested company been around for years and years. I'm pretty sure it's the only lift for our trucks that has a 1 piece welded crossmember I really like it and the same company makes bds and rancho spindles the exact same size weird right. It's a trustworthy American company. I can't wait to get my truck back Wednesday. I put 1 year of research into it. [MENTION=12340]Desert Dawg[/MENTION] had the fab tech and the rancho I believe on a few trucks maybe he will chime in
I believe Rancho makes the stouter system with the one-piece subframe versus the BDS system which uses the typical two-piece cross members. Rancho provides a lifetime warranty on worn-out or defective parts but BDS offers a warranty that includes "breakage" during use. I have had 3 separate Rancho systems and never had an issue when off-roading and the trucks always tracked and rode very well (especially if you go with the upgraded shocks).