StealthF150

Hey Stealth, I lowered the rear end like you did, I was wondering if you could tell me the size of your wheels and tires?

Thanks dude! That sounds like an awesome price! I am going to have to get a rain check for the time being though. I looked at my valance again today to see just how bad it really is, and I think I might be able to get away with using the one I have for now. If it turns out I absolutely need a new one though, I'll definitely take yours.
I'm just trying to save as much money on the repair as possible so I can get my Mustang back up and running! :D

If you are dropping the back end I would suggest looking at the Rancho 9000xl shocks. They don't lift the truck but they are nitrogen filled, they have a nine way adjustable setting control, and they have a lifetime warranty. Having a large 19mm shaft does give more strength. The ability to adjust the shocks comes in very handy for road, towing, and cargo load changes. They even have a wireless remote that allows a person to do the adjustments while inside the cab.



Just a thought...

You are correct, with your truck being two wheel drive and the way you have the front end set up going for the drop shackles is the way to go. If you had a four wheel drive and a different front end with tow hooks I would choose the leveling kit. With that addition your truck will look awesome.

Its still stock with its ass in the air. I don't know if I want to add a 2" rear drop shackle, or 2.5 leveling kit or the 5100 series Bilstein. Right now I'm leaning towards the rear drop. just can't make up my mind.

What are the modifications that you are planning? What are you doing to your suspension? Your rig looks quite sterling right now...

Your truck is one mean looking street machine... Great job... NICE...

yo stealth nice truck man but i was gonna ask where did u get the scoop for ur truck i have been looking like crazy but thought i could pay less than 160 for that roush scoop was wondering if u could help me out a bit thanks bro

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