Has anyone ever purchased a lift from this company? I havnt been able to find any feed back on them. They have the lift I want and at a great price.

Just wanted some info on them before i bought from them.

thank!

 

sorry, forgot to post the link

here it is

home:
http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/

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page for my trucks suspension:
http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/fd2_F150_97.htm

 

I've never heard anything bad about them. They are pretty popular on the Jeep message boards.

 

Wandell -
so tell me if I am going about this the right way. I am looking at the site and thinking about getting Rough Country 3" lift which includees "Includes 4 Heckethorn shocks with black boots. Allows 285/75R16 tires, stock wheels"

if i got that and then added a Daystar 2.5" Leveling kit (97-03 2WD F150 2.5" (requires aftermarket control arms)) would that work on top of the Rough Country Lift????

if so that would give me a 5.5" lift in the front?

then i could just purchase some blocks for the back. and what size blocks would I need? 3"? or 4" I want the truck to sit as level as possible

 

Is their kit a lift spindle? If it is, they would work with a Daystar spacer. You would also probably need a camber kit to get the alignment correct. I would guess a 3 inch block would level your truck. You may have to just lift the front and then measure the rear to see how big a block you need.

 

2 quick questions,

what a camber kit? how much $$?

and do u think if i did do that lift to my truck, it would look weird with 33" BFG AT?

 

Yes, I think that 33's would look fine.
A camber kit is basically a set of replacement camber bolts for your front end that allow your front end's camber to be adjusted. I've read of members buying them at NAPA and other parts stores for $40 or $50.

 

I bought a lift from there back when I had my T100. Everything was great, both price and service. I saved $500.00 getting it from them rather than a local shop here in Dallas. Good Luck man!