Give me some ideas guys!
09-15-2017, 04:41 PM
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i have 285/75/16 on it rn what would be a good height without making the tires look too small? They have a kit that lifts the back an inch and the front 2.5in would that be not enough?
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Personally, polished alumin rims as second offset color after all that would make it a very beautiful truck. As long as you don't monster size the rims.
You alone have to figure the lift and gap you want. Easy to do with google image search.
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09-15-2017, 08:27 PM
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Black would look great with it, but definitely not in two tone. Go with the black, just don't two tone the body with black.
Personally, polished alumin rims as second offset color after all that would make it a very beautiful truck. As long as you don't monster size the rims.
You alone have to figure the lift and gap you want. Easy to do with google image search.
Personally, polished alumin rims as second offset color after all that would make it a very beautiful truck. As long as you don't monster size the rims.
You alone have to figure the lift and gap you want. Easy to do with google image search.
http://www.roughcountry.com/ford-suspension-lift-kit-474-20.html?gclid=CjwKCAjw9O3NBRB3EiwAK6wPT1R4NMGz0cmC e-GQNSK5F7z6ltJmGniQDoS4NfBX6liAW2RQFORPSRoCnsUQAvD_ BwE
It's a lift/leveling kit it should lift the back an inch and the front 2.5 the only thing I'm curious about is my truck already sits level I measured and the front and back both measure the same is it going to end up putting the front up higher then the back?