97-03 f150 RCD lift?
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97-03 f150 RCD lift?
NTW has the lift for $1200.
Anyone have this lift on a 01-03 Screw?
I would like to see some more pics. I've searched the forum, but not alot of pics.
I wanted to also know what size block the kit comes with for the rear?
also will the factory wheels fit on this lift?
Thanks, Brasco
Anyone have this lift on a 01-03 Screw?
I would like to see some more pics. I've searched the forum, but not alot of pics.
I wanted to also know what size block the kit comes with for the rear?
also will the factory wheels fit on this lift?
Thanks, Brasco
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i just put the 5" RCD on my 97 flareside and it is definitely an awesome kit. very simple to install.. looks great. quality parts. no pcs yet except pics of the parts in my thread...about 2 or three pages back. will get pics tomorrow. i was out of town for the weekend. it is a great choice. highly recommended. it was 1245.95 shipped
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Truck looks good
My only concern is the CV angles are really steep on the RCD compared to the 5" rough country lift or the 6" fabtech.... They are almost as steep as just cranking the torsion bars...
Anyone have front pics of the Rancho 4" lift I would like to see the CV angles, and what does Rancho use to lift the back?
Maybe have changed my mind from the RCD lift.....
Thanks, Brasco
My only concern is the CV angles are really steep on the RCD compared to the 5" rough country lift or the 6" fabtech.... They are almost as steep as just cranking the torsion bars...
Anyone have front pics of the Rancho 4" lift I would like to see the CV angles, and what does Rancho use to lift the back?
Maybe have changed my mind from the RCD lift.....
Thanks, Brasco
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I'm not sure on the other lifts, but the fabtech kit is a true six inch lift. two 6'' subframe drop-down crossmembers are bolted on, and the whole front IFS axle, differential and all is dropped down 6'', along with the torsion bars to compensate for the lift.
this results in a true 6'' suspension increase without adjustment to the torsion bars, and thus, retains the stock suspension geometry.
this results in a true 6'' suspension increase without adjustment to the torsion bars, and thus, retains the stock suspension geometry.
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the rcd was the same thing all new drop down brackets. i had the torsion bars set at the same as when it was stock and never cranked them up a bit... i have a thread a cpl pages back that shows all the parts to the rcd lift. all drop down brackets and no blocks in the rear. just an add-a-leaf that re-arcs the two upper leafs
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