Need help with Belltech rear flip kit
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Need help with Belltech rear flip kit
The directions say I need to raise the rear enough to get the rear wheels 6-8 inches off the ground. Is this for real? How do you guys do this if you're doing it in your garage?
Front is all done with a 3 inch drop, now just trying to figure out the rear 5" drop.
Thanks, Clint.
Front is all done with a 3 inch drop, now just trying to figure out the rear 5" drop.
Thanks, Clint.
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hey i did a 5 inch drop but i didnt use a belltech kit i used the djm kit. and i just removed the rear tires and let the rear hang on the leaf springs and jacked the rear up and then put the shackle bolts in and done. also any other info would be nice. also what year f150 do u have.
Last edited by Tstarkey2489; 09-16-2012 at 12:50 PM.
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The directions say I need to raise the rear enough to get the rear wheels 6-8 inches off the ground. Is this for real? How do you guys do this if you're doing it in your garage?
Front is all done with a 3 inch drop, now just trying to figure out the rear 5" drop.
Thanks, Clint.
Front is all done with a 3 inch drop, now just trying to figure out the rear 5" drop.
Thanks, Clint.
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Since the flip kit uses a 1/2" lift shackle and there is no 1" made I would think the Airlift Helper Bag Kit is the only option. Good thing about adding the helper kit is you can level the ride out and it will actually improve the ride quality in the rear. That bed cover weights atleast 100-150lbs if not more right? Looks great by the way.
Airlift Part# 59210 $294.55
Airlift Part# 59210 $294.55
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Since the flip kit uses a 1/2" lift shackle and there is no 1" made I would think the Airlift Helper Bag Kit is the only option. Good thing about adding the helper kit is you can level the ride out and it will actually improve the ride quality in the rear. That bed cover weights atleast 100-150lbs if not more right? Looks great by the way.
Airlift Part# 59210 $294.55
Airlift Part# 59210 $294.55