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2009-2012 suspension lift picture/review thread
Haha. I have a 9'x8' door. I was thinking about just doing a leveling kit on my 09 Lariat Crew, but now I'm thinking perhaps a 6" lift. Not wanting to spend a ton of money, or mess up the nice ride and handling. Help me out with suggestions. Also wanting a nice set of flares.
2010 fx4
2010 FX4 5.4L w/ rancho 6" lift, 20" XD monster wheels, 295/65/20 nitto trail grapplers.
I bought it with the lift and rims and tires. Don't know offset. Probably going to go with 35/12.50r20s when I need new sneaks. I put wheel spacers on it but would like it a little wider. I did the headlights(retrofit w/ HIDs), smoked led tails and 3rd brake light, fender flares, and black billet grill(not pictured), and blacked out emblems. Also has auto steps which I love.


I bought it with the lift and rims and tires. Don't know offset. Probably going to go with 35/12.50r20s when I need new sneaks. I put wheel spacers on it but would like it a little wider. I did the headlights(retrofit w/ HIDs), smoked led tails and 3rd brake light, fender flares, and black billet grill(not pictured), and blacked out emblems. Also has auto steps which I love.


backspacing has a lot to do with it, and another forum member has the same lift and the exact same rims, let alone the same backspacing, as i do, and he fits them fine. Although I am a little scarred they won't. If they don't I'll trim, or go up a couple more inches, i think someone on here has added a spacer or something to the 6in bds lift for acouple more inches. I'll just add an add-a-leaf to the back. Here is the thread we talked about it in.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...new-shoes.html
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...new-shoes.html
Has anyone gone from a standard lift to coil overs? To the coil over crowd, what's the general input on the coil over lifts? I previously ran an icon lift on my f250 so quality/ride is a huge factor for me. Forgive me if I'm wrong, but bds and procomp are the only coilover options available correct?
backspacing has a lot to do with it, and another forum member has the same lift and the exact same rims, let alone the same backspacing, as i do, and he fits them fine. Although I am a little scarred they won't. If they don't I'll trim, or go up a couple more inches, i think someone on here has added a spacer or something to the 6in bds lift for acouple more inches. I'll just add an add-a-leaf to the back. Here is the thread we talked about it in.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...new-shoes.html
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...new-shoes.html
Not to get off topic, but I noticed this when I was looking for a truck to buy. I had a 2001 f150 ext cad sport and biggest most people put was 35s. Before I bought my new truck I was looking at '04+ and noticed quite a few people putting 37s on them. They may look good, but my main concern with that is putting 37s without a gear change.
Maybe some people do, but all the trucks I saw for sale with 37s made no mention of swapping gears. Without a gear change, i feel that it is way too much stress on the truck - engine, trans, etc.
I was interested in a nice looking '08 with around 50k miles i think...lift, 37s, and more. Only problem was that at 50k miles it just had a jasper tranny put in. My thoughts are that it is from the tires.
I know with my old truck i lost some pulling power. Bought it with 35k miles and sold it with 180k miles. Still ran great and had lift and 35s since about 60k miles. If i went any bigger I would def have had to do a gear change. Maybe I am wrong, maybe the new trucks are different.
Maybe some people do, but all the trucks I saw for sale with 37s made no mention of swapping gears. Without a gear change, i feel that it is way too much stress on the truck - engine, trans, etc.
I was interested in a nice looking '08 with around 50k miles i think...lift, 37s, and more. Only problem was that at 50k miles it just had a jasper tranny put in. My thoughts are that it is from the tires.
I know with my old truck i lost some pulling power. Bought it with 35k miles and sold it with 180k miles. Still ran great and had lift and 35s since about 60k miles. If i went any bigger I would def have had to do a gear change. Maybe I am wrong, maybe the new trucks are different.





