Leveling kit help asap
Leveling kit help asap
My grandparents came in town there leaving tomarrow and i was showing them what i wanted to do to my '04 stx. 4x2 I told them i wanted to level it out and get bigger rims and tires i kept talking (bugging) them about it until they said if i could find the leveling kit i wanted before they left they would buy/order it for me so i really need help by tonight if someone can. I want to make it exactly level i dont want the back higher than the front at all i would rather have the front higher then the back if i have to i dont know what kits are for the stx's because they arent all clear and i am not sure exactly how much of a lift a spacer of a certain size will give beavers seems to set a little low in the front in this pic
i saw this link http://www.truxxx.com/ford_products/..._level_kit.htm but not many people on these forums seem to have heard much about them. then theres the autosprings i just dont know much about trucks but i do know when someone offers to buy you something you should jump on it.
i saw this link http://www.truxxx.com/ford_products/..._level_kit.htm but not many people on these forums seem to have heard much about them. then theres the autosprings i just dont know much about trucks but i do know when someone offers to buy you something you should jump on it.
I can take some pics of the sub box and amp mount. Wiring ran pretty easily in the valley under the step railings. I have a dual 10" sub box too, but the amp I needed to push the two 10"s wouldn't fit under the passenger front seat. So I stayed witht eh single 10", and have the amp right next to it, underneath the 60 portion of the rear seat.
Originally posted by freddytran
I can take some pics of the sub box and amp mount. Wiring ran pretty easily in the valley under the step railings. I have a dual 10" sub box too, but the amp I needed to push the two 10"s wouldn't fit under the passenger front seat. So I stayed witht eh single 10", and have the amp right next to it, underneath the 60 portion of the rear seat.
I can take some pics of the sub box and amp mount. Wiring ran pretty easily in the valley under the step railings. I have a dual 10" sub box too, but the amp I needed to push the two 10"s wouldn't fit under the passenger front seat. So I stayed witht eh single 10", and have the amp right next to it, underneath the 60 portion of the rear seat.
-Tim
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Originally posted by shawk
so that truxx kit would be too much? in height i mean
so that truxx kit would be too much? in height i mean
-Tim
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Originally posted by Baja4x4
I'm just trying to figure out why you would buy a kit that costs 200.00 more then other kits that do the same thing and allow you to run the same size tires as the kit's that cost 200.00 less?
-Tim
I'm just trying to figure out why you would buy a kit that costs 200.00 more then other kits that do the same thing and allow you to run the same size tires as the kit's that cost 200.00 less?
-Tim
well the as lifts are 2 in and the truxx is 3 but i think im going to get the 2.5 in lift
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Originally posted by shawk
I have pretty much made my decision the 2 and 1/2' llift will fit on my stx 4x2 correct?
I have pretty much made my decision the 2 and 1/2' llift will fit on my stx 4x2 correct?
-Tim
Hey that truck looks familiar!
I'm getting ready to sell my leveling kit (2.75" Protech) since my suspension lift is in progress. Let me know if you have interest in a used one.
Just FYI, the guy I got my lift from, www.protechezlift.com - has the 3" level kit to really make it even, but recommended the 2.75" so that ride quality was not affected.
I'm getting ready to sell my leveling kit (2.75" Protech) since my suspension lift is in progress. Let me know if you have interest in a used one.
Just FYI, the guy I got my lift from, www.protechezlift.com - has the 3" level kit to really make it even, but recommended the 2.75" so that ride quality was not affected.


