2015 F150 Lariat Mild Build
02-13-2016, 12:31 PM
#21
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"MILD" Build, lol
I think that goes far beyond mild!!
Nice build, great looking truck.
I think that goes far beyond mild!!
Nice build, great looking truck.
02-13-2016, 04:09 PM
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02-15-2016, 02:52 AM
#23
I love your truck!!! I have just a few questions... I was looking to put the stage 5 icon suspension kit on my 2014 Lariat, also. After seeing that, after your kit was installed, you could not even install 295/55/20(that's only a 32.8" tire), without rubbing, worries me....
Do you think that a body lift is also required? I love the look of your truck, but I don't want ANY rubbing. I was always under the impression, that with a 2.5 level (which is what the stage 5 would be ) you would be able to fit up to 34.5" tires. I know that you
spent over $3000 for this suspension, ( maybe more ) for really, only an inch gain of tire size... I'm reconsidering ... Please tell me, I'm wrong.
Do you think that a body lift is also required? I love the look of your truck, but I don't want ANY rubbing. I was always under the impression, that with a 2.5 level (which is what the stage 5 would be ) you would be able to fit up to 34.5" tires. I know that you
spent over $3000 for this suspension, ( maybe more ) for really, only an inch gain of tire size... I'm reconsidering ... Please tell me, I'm wrong.
02-15-2016, 10:49 AM
#24
I love your truck!!! I have just a few questions... I was looking to put the stage 5 icon suspension kit on my 2014 Lariat, also. After seeing that, after your kit was installed, you could not even install 295/55/20(that's only a 32.8" tire), without rubbing, worries me....
Do you think that a body lift is also required? I love the look of your truck, but I don't want ANY rubbing. I was always under the impression, that with a 2.5 level (which is what the stage 5 would be ) you would be able to fit up to 34.5" tires. I know that you
spent over $3000 for this suspension, ( maybe more ) for really, only an inch gain of tire size... I'm reconsidering ... Please tell me, I'm wrong.
Do you think that a body lift is also required? I love the look of your truck, but I don't want ANY rubbing. I was always under the impression, that with a 2.5 level (which is what the stage 5 would be ) you would be able to fit up to 34.5" tires. I know that you
spent over $3000 for this suspension, ( maybe more ) for really, only an inch gain of tire size... I'm reconsidering ... Please tell me, I'm wrong.
I personally would never body lift so that's not an option for me. My wheels are also 20x10's that are a bit more offset which doesn't help with the rub. I have a bud through Poly Performance that set me up with the Stage V. If you find it for 3k you best jump on it lol
In my opinion, if you're trying to fit 35's then you're better off with a lift. However, 2014 and 2015 are two entirely different trucks so we're comparing apples to oranges here...
02-15-2016, 03:21 PM
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When I say rubbing I'm talking very, very mild. I can also crank the coilovers if desired as well. I personally would never body lift so that's not an option for me. My wheels are also 20x10's that are a bit more offset which doesn't help with the rub. I have a bud through Poly Performance that set me up with the Stage V. If you find it for 3k you best jump on it lol In my opinion, if you're trying to fit 35's then you're better off with a lift. However, 2014 and 2015 are two entirely different trucks so we're comparing apples to oranges here...
02-15-2016, 03:46 PM
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It was well worth it though.
Will you be rebuilding them yourself or sending them in!?
02-15-2016, 06:19 PM
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