Coil spring lift
#1
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Coil spring lift
I saw these when I was just messing around and I know they might not be a great idea. But if I were to get these what front end parts would need to be replaced/extended for these to fit? And if either one of these would be a good idea which one would it be? I'm not worried about parts wearing out early because I have a lifetime warranty on almost every front end part and it covers labor and parts.
#2
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Even with a 6" lift you are going to significantly change the front end geometry (assuming you have no lift or torsion lift < 2") so you'll need to do the entire front end including the CV axles. If you are going solid axle on the front then you'd need at least the 8" lift.
#3
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Wait.... your truck has CV axles? If so, this is not the way to do a lift, period. The 4WD trucks don't have coils.
#4
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Even with a 6" lift you are going to significantly change the front end geometry (assuming you have no lift or torsion lift < 2") so you'll need to do the entire front end including the CV axles. If you are going solid axle on the front then you'd need at least the 8" lift.
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Thank you. I am going to do some looking around and see how much the control arms would be before I make my decision.
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Originally Posted by 2001f150hd
Thank you. I am going to do some looking around and see how much the control arms would be before I make my decision.
#10
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I really like the height of your truck the spindle is probably the way I was going to go. I had planned on that originally but saw that this option was a little over $100 cheaper and wanted to get more input