3 inch lift HELP
#1
3 inch lift HELP
Hello everybody! Im new here and just want some honest opinions. I just ordered my 3'' moto fab leveling kit with the 2 '' blocks in the rear. Jw what else i should replace while puttong this on. I know that the 3'' is almost too much(after i ordered it). So what would you guys recommend. Oh and another thing, what size tire can i put on the stock 20''. Any other recommendations would be awesome
#2
Mark
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2WD or 4WD ?
#3
Senior Member
3” isn’t almost too much, it is too much. That’s why you reserch before you buy.
#4
Hello everybody! Im new here and just want some honest opinions. I just ordered my 3'' moto fab leveling kit with the 2 '' blocks in the rear. Jw what else i should replace while puttong this on. I know that the 3'' is almost too much(after i ordered it). So what would you guys recommend. Oh and another thing, what size tire can i put on the stock 20''. Any other recommendations would be awesome
#5
Mark
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Like XL stated.. 3" is too much for your 4WD. This will put your CV shafts at an extreme angle and cause ***** joints to prematurely wear.
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[QUOTE=techrep;5956477]Like XL stated.. 3" is too much for your 4WD. This will put your CV shafts at an extreme angle and cause ***** joints to prematurely wear.
Thank you! I appreciate the advice. What leveling kit would you recommend? Ill return the lift asap! I thought 3'' was the max but apparently its to much. Any advice is good advice! Thanks! I see a lot of people with 2.5 rough country.
Thank you! I appreciate the advice. What leveling kit would you recommend? Ill return the lift asap! I thought 3'' was the max but apparently its to much. Any advice is good advice! Thanks! I see a lot of people with 2.5 rough country.
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Mark
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I am about to swap out my Sky Jacker 2.5" leveling spacer which did a great job for the last 85K miles... I bought Ready Lift coil overs 2.5" that will be going on with new Upper and lower ball joints..tie rod ends..sway bar bushings and links.
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#8
[QUOTE=Kingranch1420;5956569]
I have a 2" spacer with no rear block. sits perfectly level and I'm running 295/70/18
Like XL stated.. 3" is too much for your 4WD. This will put your CV shafts at an extreme angle and cause ***** joints to prematurely wear.
Thank you! I appreciate the advice. What leveling kit would you recommend? Ill return the lift asap! I thought 3'' was the max but apparently its to much. Any advice is good advice! Thanks! I see a lot of people with 2.5 rough country.
Thank you! I appreciate the advice. What leveling kit would you recommend? Ill return the lift asap! I thought 3'' was the max but apparently its to much. Any advice is good advice! Thanks! I see a lot of people with 2.5 rough country.
#9
Texas A&M Aggie
On my '07 I had it up on Rancho Quicklift struts which are about 2.5" (liked them enough that I bought them for my '16 as well), factory block, and got 35x12.5's on the same factory wheels you have. Trimmed a little plastic, and ran 1.5" wheel spacers with that setup though. Wheel spacers were to stop them from rubbing the frame, which I've yet to hear anyone else having an issue with. Lol. Tire width allowed on your wheels (20x8.5+44) will be dictated by the tire manufacturer for the specific tire. Your wheel is a 20x8.5 with +44mm offset. I had Federal Couragia MT's on mine, I loved them and got about 30,000 miles if I remember right. 3" is that top limit and you will see reduced lifespan on several front end components unfortunately.
Alignment was way off
Trimming it required
VERY full wheel wells
Then put through its paces offroad, and pulled out a Jeep (guy later became my best friend from college, we still talk almost daily).
Alignment was way off
Trimming it required
VERY full wheel wells
Then put through its paces offroad, and pulled out a Jeep (guy later became my best friend from college, we still talk almost daily).
Last edited by tareed94; 10-22-2018 at 01:04 PM. Reason: Apparently mashed my current year with my old year and called it an '06 Lol
#10
Super Duper Senior Member
[QUOTE=Kingranch1420;5956569]
3" is the max on the newer 2015+ trucks. 04-08 you should do now more than 2 1/2", with 2" being better. If you want that much lift, get a 4" lift. That will correct your ball joint, CV, and tie rod angles. It shifts the lower control arm down and replaces your knuckle. Also lowers you sway bar and and front diff. Rough Country has a 4" lift for about $1100.
https://www.roughcountry.com/ford-su...it-577-20.html
Like XL stated.. 3" is too much for your 4WD. This will put your CV shafts at an extreme angle and cause ***** joints to prematurely wear.
Thank you! I appreciate the advice. What leveling kit would you recommend? Ill return the lift asap! I thought 3'' was the max but apparently its to much. Any advice is good advice! Thanks! I see a lot of people with 2.5 rough country.
Thank you! I appreciate the advice. What leveling kit would you recommend? Ill return the lift asap! I thought 3'' was the max but apparently its to much. Any advice is good advice! Thanks! I see a lot of people with 2.5 rough country.
https://www.roughcountry.com/ford-su...it-577-20.html
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