Whiplash Suspensions 14"(!!) Extreme Lift Kit
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Whiplash Suspensions 14"(!!) Extreme Lift Kit
After seeing this truck... calling Daystar's spring spacer kit a 'lift', is sorta like calling a row boat an aircraft carrier!!
For those of you that subscribe to the 'bigger-is-better' school of design, this has gotta be the cat's meow for '04 F-150 lifts (so far). Personally, if I were wanting to go this big on a lifted Ford, I would be thinking SuperDuty -- not an IFS F-150 -- but hey, to each their own...
This kit comes from a company called Whiplash Suspensions. They don't currently offer a smaller '04 F-150 lift. Not much info or photos on their web site. For $2,699 (save $100) this is their parts list:
"FRONT BOXES INCLUDE: Steering Components, Compression Struts, Coil Over Drop Brackets, Front And Rear Cross Members, A-arm Drop Brackets And All Differentral Support Brackets"
See their web site here.
For those of you that subscribe to the 'bigger-is-better' school of design, this has gotta be the cat's meow for '04 F-150 lifts (so far). Personally, if I were wanting to go this big on a lifted Ford, I would be thinking SuperDuty -- not an IFS F-150 -- but hey, to each their own...
This kit comes from a company called Whiplash Suspensions. They don't currently offer a smaller '04 F-150 lift. Not much info or photos on their web site. For $2,699 (save $100) this is their parts list:
"FRONT BOXES INCLUDE: Steering Components, Compression Struts, Coil Over Drop Brackets, Front And Rear Cross Members, A-arm Drop Brackets And All Differentral Support Brackets"
See their web site here.
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A real life Jungle Gym for the big boys!!!
One would have to leave for work 15 minutes earlier because of getting into the truck.
Instead of the 2 second rule while driving you would have to give yourself a 1 minute rule becuase there is so much blind spot that you could probably pull up behind one of our F150's and not see it.
One would have to leave for work 15 minutes earlier because of getting into the truck.
Instead of the 2 second rule while driving you would have to give yourself a 1 minute rule becuase there is so much blind spot that you could probably pull up behind one of our F150's and not see it.
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[copying from the dupe thread, so that thread can be deleted]
Oh yeah, I remember posting those pics BrewMaster... especially the guy looking at the instructions for lauching himself in to the cab! Those pics were from the SEMA show, but there were some other pics of the same truck floating around. That 'saw horse' in the front of extreme lifted IFS trucks has always looked goofey to me. IIRC, the lift on the red truck is also from Whiplash. Six to eight inches is probably as big as I would ever consider for an F-150.
Originally posted by BrewMaster
FoMoCoFoMe, surely you remember posting pics of this truck in our old "Bigger Tires on 2004 F-150" thread. let me refresh your memory with the pics.
FoMoCoFoMe, surely you remember posting pics of this truck in our old "Bigger Tires on 2004 F-150" thread. let me refresh your memory with the pics.
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