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  1. hardrock3742
    05-09-2011 07:15 PM
    hardrock3742
    yeah its 2wd. i got the lift on ebay.
  2. mhockey9090
    04-11-2011 10:48 AM
    mhockey9090
    I had a skyjacker 6inch lift. Rough country should be the same
  3. lmfScrew
    03-07-2011 10:48 PM
    lmfScrew
    there is definetly a decrease in performance with these tires,mud is were there isnt a prob,truck spins the tires fine its just slow
  4. 01screwbajaclaw
    03-06-2011 11:53 AM
    01screwbajaclaw
    sure thing boss man. ill try and get a hold of him this week. he lives in Georgia and works some crazy hours. what did you have to trim
  5. aftershocker92
    02-13-2011 09:04 AM
    aftershocker92
    Hey i noticed your running 20x10 wheels with a 12.50 wide tire looks great! did you have any issues with rubbing suspension parts like the upper control arm? I know im going to have to trim wheel wells with this setup but dont want tires rubbing anywhere else Also do you know your offset/backspace.... thanks for any help
  6. 06' Ford
    02-02-2011 05:43 PM
    06' Ford
    No problem man, glad to help.
  7. 06' Ford
    02-02-2011 05:20 PM
    06' Ford
    Basically what I done to mine was bolted the wheels and tires on and turned the tires all the way til they hit on the inner fender and drew an outline with some chalk and then took the wheels off and trimmed the outline I drew. It may take a couple tries but you will eventually get it. I didn't necessarily do a perfect job but it still turned out good. I didn't have a cutoff wheel back then(4.5 years ago) but I used a reciprocating saw.
  8. 06' Ford
    02-02-2011 01:39 AM
    06' Ford
    You can visit this thread and see what trimming I done so I could turn my wheels lock to lock, http://www.f150online.com/forums/200...ml#post3929207
  9. dilloncawthon
    02-01-2011 09:08 PM
    dilloncawthon
    no problem, well the body lift itself is like 300 or less the expensive part is labor. if you and your buddy could do it though then it wouldn't be bad at all. some shops can charge like a grand to do it.
  10. dilloncawthon
    02-01-2011 08:39 PM
    dilloncawthon
    yeah you can fit them with that combination. a 6in. suspension lift will cost you about the same unless you're installing them and that will be better.

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  • About NastyNate12
    Year
    2005
    Make
    ford
    Model
    f150
    Body
    Supercrew
    Trim
    lariat
    Color
    black
    Location
    Fairton NJ
    Interests
    hunt fish
    Occupation
    farm

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