6in Fabtech and 2.5 spacers
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Not a good combo, even with just driving it around town the spindle would hit and lean on the spacer, off road use say good bye to your UCA. You could upgrade the UCA $500 and up or go with a bodylift. I went with the lift and love it.
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OUCH!!!!!!!!!
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OUCH!!!!!!!!!
Last edited by rawasever299; 11-25-2007 at 10:34 AM.
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Originally Posted by rawasever299
Not a good combo, even with just driving it around town the spindle would hit and lean on the spacer, off road use say good bye to your UCA. You could upgrade the UCA $500 and up or go with a bodylift. I went with the lift and love it.
See better pics in the gallery
See better pics in the gallery
I've run 2" ontop of my Rize 8" and my angles weren't even close to that. Not even close.
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Ravasever, I have a 2wd and a Fabtech lift, which does not use the same type of spacer as the pro-comp, i think my angles will be a little less than that cause im not stacking a 2 in spacer over the pro-comp lift spacer. Thank you for your replies, does anyone else have pics of a Fabtech lift and 2 in spacer?
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Yea! ProComp and spacers don't mix. djh1121 has some good picks with his spacers and Fabtechhttps://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=7916
Last edited by rawasever299; 11-25-2007 at 01:18 PM.
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Originally Posted by djh1121
Damn and I thought mine angles were bad...
Pics in gallery, only do this for a short time, get some good coil-overs.
Pics in gallery, only do this for a short time, get some good coil-overs.
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Originally Posted by f150silver05
did you have any problems with yours cause thats what I want to do. 2.5'' on top of 6'' procomp. Or should I go with fabtech? Cause I want to be able to go off road and not have to worry about snapping a front axle.
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