6 inch lift + 2.5 inch level pics

[bossman15]

My 6 inch rough country is gonna be here tomorrow and ill be installing it over the weekend. As of now i have a 2.5 inch leveling kit and im trying to decide if i want to keep it or just run the 6". Im going to get the bilstein 4-6" 5100's somewhat soon so im not worried about stacking levels. Im just looking for pictures of this setup with 35's to see if it will look good.

[fx4 for life 79]

you can check my pics out, my old 05 had a 6" pro comp with bilsteins adjusted 2" to get 8"

[mhockey9090]

This will help you out right here


But heres what mine use to look like. 6inch Lift + 2inch Leveling Kit on 35s

[bossman15]

Ya I searched and came up empty...only people who were asking if They could do it. But appreciate it. Keep em coming!

[6"_isnt_enough]

u cant stack a 2.5 level with the 6" rough country, trust me i already tried it. it works with other kits but not the rough country kit, search for my old thread for more info on it. the only thing u can add to the rough country kit is a 1" level. here is my truck with 7" and 37s next to a stock f150.

[sampson01]

Originally Posted by 6"_isnt_enough

u cant stack a 2.5 level with the 6" rough country, trust me i already tried it. it works with other kits but not the rough country kit, search for my old thread for more info on it. the only thing u can add to the rough country kit is a 1" level. here is my truck with 7" and 37s next to a stock f150.

holy CV angles. looks like a 6 stacked with a 3!

[Fifty150]

Lift kits are good. They are engineered to be certain heights. If that kit isn't enough for your purposes, you are better off getting a different kit with more lift. It's not the best idea to take a 6" kit, then try to "mod" the kit. You do know that you can get an 8" and a 12" lift kit. Rize makes them. If you want 8" of lift, get an 8" kit.

[mhockey9090]

Or go with the 12inch Rize

[bossman15]

Yes I am fully aware of rize lifts...but at seventeen years old when you've bought everything you own including the truck buying a rize is a whole different animal then doing what plenty of other people have done happily and successfully.

[HighOn22's]

I read where someone said the 2.5" spacer won't work with the 6" RC lift. I never tried stacking it on the RC, but here's what I had on my F-150. The new owner has recently installed Bilstein's up front and said the ride is much better.

[USAFORD]

Originally Posted by HighOn22's

I read where someone said the 2.5" spacer won't work with the 6" RC lift. I never tried stacking it on the RC, but here's what I had on my F-150. The new owner has recently installed Bilstein's up front and said the ride is much better.

HOLY GOD THAT IS A BEAUTIFUL TRUCK!!! is that the 6" rough country kit with 35's?

[HighOn22's]

Thanks, but it's in Alabama now. In that picture it has a 6" Procomp with a 2.5" spacer on 37's.

[KingRanchFreak]

Originally Posted by HighOn22's

Thanks, but it's in Alabama now. In that picture it has a 6" Procomp with a 2.5" spacer on 37's.

is that 37s on 22s?? it looks UHmazing

[KingRanchFreak]

Originally Posted by 6"_isnt_enough

u cant stack a 2.5 level with the 6" rough country, trust me i already tried it. it works with other kits but not the rough country kit, search for my old thread for more info on it. the only thing u can add to the rough country kit is a 1" level. here is my truck with 7" and 37s next to a stock f150.

the reason you can't fit anything more on top of the Rough Country kit is because the crossmember in the kit is really a 5 inch drop, and it includes a 6 inch spacer. So, trying to put a 2.5 inch level on top of the Rough Country spacer is like trying to put in a 3.5 inch leveling kit

[KingRanch1504x4]

12 inch rize kits are so cool..until you flip over when you turn