I don't want anything crazy, just something to bring the sides of the truck down as low as the Roush front clip I added. Roush doesn't make their kit for the SCrew or I would already have it...

anyone know of any other kits?

 

I've been searching for quite some time now and have come up empty. I found the kit off the GT/R F150 but you will have to either cut your fender flares or remove them for it to work. There have been a couple other side moldings out there but they didn't seem to flow well with the F150. I've seen the Street Scene extended cab side moldings and noticed they have them listed for the supercrews as well. I'd like to get a look at those, but haven't been able to find a picture of them. I think that would be our best bet for what's out there.

 

I believe the DG kit might work for you!

http://www.stylinconcepts.com/parts....ts&brandid=503

 

AWESOME!

Thanks man... I just might get this kit... woohoo

 

Those look pretty slick. I'd seen something similar before but it was more blocky. Does this include the parts behind the rear wheels as well?

 

That's pretty sweet.

 

Try this link for info.
http://www.dgmotorsports.com/vehicles.asp?search=25

 

I came across one on www.andysautosport.com for the 2004-2005 F150 Supercrew. It looks awesome. I just love the look on your truck, Lumadar. I'm planning on dropping 05 Supercab with Ground Force 2/5 kit. If you happen to know of any kits for Supercab let me know.
Thanks

 

Thanks for the compliments. the Ground Force 2/5 kit that I used will actually also work on your supercab truck. But if you really want it to ride nice call GF direct and ask if they will sell you the air shocks for the rear... I got a prototype set and they rock!

Oh, and that DG kit won't fit the lariat...sigh

 

I ordered my kit last week. It included the rear shocks. Thanks for asking. Sorry about the body kit not fitting.

 

To bad I have a Lariat also and was thinking this was the kit I'd get!
On a side note I actually was just in contact with Ground Force this morning inquiring about how to get the rear of my truck up a little since my wife is giving me grief over the rear being lower than the front and they replied to me that NAPA is selling their rear air shocks. Kent hooked me up with the part #MA703 in case anyone is interested. So Lumadar you're running the air shocks now with the 9933 kit? Did you have the orignal shocks on that came with the kit and how do the air's compare? I'm just trying to get the truck more or less level as I now think I should have paid the extra money and got the 9944 kit.

 

Yes, I had the 2/5 $9933 kit, BUT I also added the Bilstein from struts (shocks) as well. So it was kind of an upgraded mutt style kit.

I now am running the rear air shocks, and LOVE them. It will ride a lot better than just the shocks... and with 65 pouns it sits perfectly level on my screw...of course you can tweak it to get it just right for you. Let me know if you have any more questions

 

How do you change the amount of air in the shocks? Do you have air management on your truck?

 

The shocks comes with a set of air lines and a T style bracket. You run the lines to a single location, and then fill it from there. I'm sure you *could* add an on-board air management system...but mine is not like that. The kit itself requires an outside air source.

The air shocks aren't intended to be adjusted regularly...you basically set them, and forget about it. the only time you would need to adjust the height is under a heavy load, or for cosmetic reasons at a car show or something I guess.