BrowningSCrew

Or white

satan_FX4

Probably the best thing I guess you can't really go wrong with it.

BrowningSCrew

Yeah I'd do them but I'm not sure how they attach them

satan_FX4

Me either got to do some studying

98ruby

After 3 years of building her up i THINK shes done lol

1of723

I like your stance, sittin sideways. Lol jk. Truck looks good.

LoveMyFords

I don't know if this has been covered before, but I came across this 4" rear block available from Readylift. It's for an F250 but would this work in our F150's instead of adding a 2" block to the existing to get the factory rake back after a torsion crank? Seems like it would be more stable.

http://www.readylift.com/files/instr...structions.pdf

Adams21

If all you did was crank tbars you will not need a 4" lift in the rear to get the same look...when I cranked mine it was level without any blocks in the rear so a 2" block kit from an auto parts store for $30 couple dollars would be all you need or it will be to much in the back....I personally like my truck level, I don't like it when it looks like A truck is doing a nose dive or a wheelie going down the road...that's me though. At advanced auto parts stores you can get a 1",2" and some even carry 3" rear block kits and it takes longer to remove the 8 bolts than it is to put it on

98ruby

Haha ya not sure what happened there the pic was straight in my photo gallery:O

jferg92

35x12.5s without body or suspension lift