superccs

Yum yum yum. Nice looking ride you found there. Let the modding begin. First mod...drop the balloon :p

sluggo1

Or reinflate it at least

Trs529

I got rid of the ballon and looking at ReadyLift leveling kits now

altgilbersnick

Here's mine

Trs529

That kinda looks like my old one. Sharp truck buddy

Trs529

Bump.....

Schmidty_

Nice looking Trucks I just bought a Gem Green two tone XLT crew cab 4x4 ecoboost and am looking for a front leveling kit.

mr_diggs

I kinda liked the balloon......I have the adjustable bilsteins, no blocks and have 275/70/18's on it now (winter tires / wheels). Even on the highest setting I still get a bit of rake. I'll post a pic but it's not really that great if you ask me. I have the factory running boards still on (anti-gravel) so maybe that's why it doesn't look as aggressive as the others.

yokev

I just installed a set of Pro Comp Pro Runner height-adjustable shocks, and a set of Pro Comp 7031s with 305/65/18s. My rear shows still being 3/4" higher(stock it was 2-3/4" higher than the front), but I have a shell on the way that should even it out.
My tires are 33.4"x12", and my speedo and fuel mileage have barely changed.

JCleary

At this point I had Nitto Terras, 305/60-18's. Avg. mpg was 14. 13 city, 15 highway best. It has a Bilstein setup front and rear. No lift blocks.

Switched to Toyo MT's in 33x12.50-18. Now I get 12.5 in town, 12.5-13 on the highway. If I set cruise to 70, I can eek it up to 13.5-13.9. Hand calculated. Speedometer spot-on, verified by GPS.

I'd say go with the 5.0. They're proven to get better mileage under load.