Startin to get some good info here finally. Does stock springs ride better than the $2000 lift's? If so then I would have him do a 2.5" leveling kit and leave the springs alone. Will 35's rub?
No mine rides much better than stock
He said $2K lifts, not 6K+...The Fabtech rep told us at SEMA last year that front kit would run 5K jobber cost. BUT, find a good shock tuner to set up the valving on those 4" coilovers, and there you go.
The Donahoe springs are progressive dual rate deals and they ride MUCH better than stock. The extra wheel travel makes a ton of difference.
Good luck!
He said $2K lifts, not 6K+...
The Donahoe springs are progressive dual rate deals and they ride MUCH better than stock. The extra wheel travel makes a ton of difference.
Good luck!
oh he meant 2k for the whole lift i tought he meant 2k per wheel
Nice truck. Is that Fabtech kit everything they say it is? I've never driven one...
No mine rides much better than stock
I think Fabtech has more than one 6" lift. Which one do you have?
I think Fabtech has more than one 6" lift. Which one do you have?
Mine is the four link with the prologic 4.0 coilover
Nice truck. Is that Fabtech kit everything they say it is? I've never driven one...
It is the best riding one i have been in so far. the only issue i have had is getting stuff since i went with blue. i have bilstien socks in the rear since theres (fabtech) where not out when i got the lift, i also don't have a steering stabalizer yet but it doesn't seem to need one.
I have 315/70/17 BFGs (34.5") on my 2005 4x4 F250 without a lift or leveling kit and my tires are not close to rubbing. Going to install a leveling
kit just because I think it looks better sitting level.
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