What's up guys I'm new to the forums and new to lowering my truck. All of my previous trucks have been lifted, and I really don't know much when It comes to lowering. I just purchased an 05 F-150 SuperCrew 5.4L 2WD. I want some opinions on which drop kit you guys think is the best and that rides well. The only one I have really looked at is Ground Force, I really don't know how it pars up to the rest of the lowering kits but looks pretty good. I also will be adding 305/40/22 Tire, with Gianelli 5 Shot 22" wheels. Please Help me out thanks guys.

 

whats up dude, im in the same situation as you are. i posted in the super crew forum a few days ago and have not had any luck with replies. i think these guys are eighther tired of answering the same old stuff or maybee thats just the this forum operates but maybee this will help :
www.truckshop.com

www.arnottindustries.com

pm me if you find anything better

 

ok people how this, im sure some one has something to say about the DJM kits. wich do you preffer: 2.5/4" or 3.5/5" i do need to haul a couple of street bikes.

 

I am also going to put airbags in the rear cause I will also be towing my prerunner ranger for the desert, does anyone have some responses for us?

 

ok i put a bell tech 3/5 today actuall the rear is 6" with the flip and i will be adding bags to help with pay load, ill let ya know how it works out

 

Yah thanks man let me know and post some pics, how much did you pay for your kit? I just purchased the 2.5/5 Ground Force today.. What size rims and tires are you going to run?

 

Yall needa check out crf250racer. Look for that username on here. His truck I believe is one of the better looking ones and most post up in the 2004-2005 section. but anyways search for that usernames gallery or look through the 2004-2005 section. This guys got a 3 inch in the front and 5 inch in the back drop looks real good.

 

thanks for the reply
hey binky i paid 750.00 installed including alignment and camber kit if needed
the bags will be separate of course those can be done at home

 

I,ve posted about a dozen messages about my Air Ride Suspension. I really love it. the ride is unequalled in quality. Firm where you need it, soft where you need it, and completely adjustable on the fly. It is pricey, final cost for all parts was about $3800 and i did about half the labor my self. if your interested in my experience with air bags, just look up 'all posts' by jondog9. also check 'aftermarket suspension' section if you haven't already.