fx4 shocks in the mail, soon my poor 2x4 will be nice
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That's going to give you 4 to 4.5 inches of lift in the front w/out a dropdown bracket which is going to be hell on your balljoints. I would go with one or the other but not both. I'm actually curious to see if you will even be able to get everything bolted back together. Post some pics of you control arm and ball joint angles if you do.
Last edited by DIHLON; 03-01-2009 at 10:08 PM.
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That's going to give you 4 to 4.5 inches of lift in the front w/out a dropdown bracket which is going to be hell on your balljoints. I would go with one or the other but not both. I'm actually curious to see if you will even be able to get everything bolted back together. Post some pics of you control arm and ball joint angles if you do.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...ike-4x4-3.html
Last edited by shocker11; 03-01-2009 at 10:13 PM.
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Yeah, I remember that one. There's alot of biased opinions on that. I personally call BS on it because I know with the front of mine raised 2", my balljoints look alot worse than a factory 4wd. I'm glad I didn't go 2.5", let alone 4 or more. But, if it works out fine, more power to ya. I plan on leaving mine the way it is and my next ride will be 4wd.
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X2 on that! I didn't have any use for a 4wd when I bought my truck. Since then i've been stuck numerous times, including in my own front yard after a decent rain. When my truck was only 3 months old and I was surf fishing at the beach. The tide rolled in and I wasn't paying attention. My truck got stuck and water was almost in the cab. I had to have a 2wd Chevy with mudgrips on the back to yank the crap out of it to get it out.
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