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Old 02-22-2018, 03:44 PM
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Damien is correct, they don't. They use coil springs.
ha, good to know. So would your suggestion be to use spring coils? Or a leveling or lift kit?
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Most guys get taller springs. There is a place about 45 minutes from me that sells them.

http://4x4.fatbobsgarage.com/leveling-kits-c1038.aspx
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Most guys get taller springs. There is a place about 45 minutes from me that sells them.

http://4x4.fatbobsgarage.com/leveling-kits-c1038.aspx
Something like this? And if so what would be a good size to get for 285/70r17s? I’ve read thing about not going over 2.5” on f150s for some reason.
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I wouldn't use those. Take a look at rough country. I like to recommend the spindle lift just because it keeps your factory angles and ride characteristics.
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Love the 35s
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35’s with 1.5 inch wheel spacer and only tbar crank
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35’s with 1.5 inch wheel spacer and only tbar crank
Very nice looking truck!
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Default 35x12.50x20 -44 offset ..will they fit ?
So I'm trying to find out if I will be able to run 35x12.50x20s with a -44 offset on my 00 f150 with a leveling kit ?
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So I'm trying to find out if I will be able to run 35x12.50x20s with a -44 offset on my 00 f150 with a leveling kit ?
You will be pushing it. Trimming will be a necessity.
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Originally Posted by dk03screw

35’s with 1.5 inch wheel spacer and only tbar crank
Very Nice!
I love it!
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