05' LIFTED SCREW Fx4-BACK IN BLACK!
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05' LIFTED SCREW Fx4-BACK IN BLACK!
Hey everyone, just had some more work done on the truck. Just added the Bushwacker fender flares, Bestop power steps, Westin sport tube, and Procomp reservoir shocks (rear). Next on the list is some extra horses under the hood. I'm trying to be patient for the Whipple SC...but who knows I may go with the Roush. Will be getting a new hood to go with the SC as well. Will post some new pics soon.
Heres a list of the items:
ProComp 6" Lift w/ billet coilovers
ProComp resevoir rear shocks
Moto Metal 951 series 18"
NTTO Mud Grapplers 35x12.50s
Bestop power steps
Westin Sport Tubes
Bushwacker pocket-style fender flares
Heres a list of the items:
ProComp 6" Lift w/ billet coilovers
ProComp resevoir rear shocks
Moto Metal 951 series 18"
NTTO Mud Grapplers 35x12.50s
Bestop power steps
Westin Sport Tubes
Bushwacker pocket-style fender flares
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Hey ublittle. I had the same problem with my garage. I went with the Rancho 4 in. with 35's on my factory wheels. I have maybe an inch left to clear my garage and it is a standard height I think of 83.5 ft. I wanted the 6 in also but love my Rancho. That is a good option if you want to fit. I would not of fit I think with the 6in.
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10-18-2005, 05:46 PM
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Hey ublittle. I had the same problem with my garage. I went with the Rancho 4 in. with 35's on my factory wheels. I have maybe an inch left to clear my garage and it is a standard height I think of 83.5 ft. I wanted the 6 in also but love my Rancho. That is a good option if you want to fit. I would not of fit I think with the 6in.
Thanks, I just measured my garage and it is the same as yours about 83.5 inches. This might be the option I'm looking for. With the Rancho4 in and 35s, do you have good tire clearance?
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10-18-2005, 09:25 PM
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Anyway I meant inches. Yes I like the tall look better than the wide look with aftermarket wheels. I had some other wheels and tires on but they were 33's so I traded for 35's and kept my factory wheels. Here are saome pics of the 33's. I will get some of the 35's later.
https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=4955
https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=4955
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WOW 
your truck looks awesome BLACK KNIGHT. I do have a question though. I was looking at those bestop power steps and was worried that if something got caught in between as they are retracting it could injure someones leg, arm or damage something. Do they stop as they are retracting if they sense above normal force(example: a childs leg or someones arm?) I don't know much about them and saw them once on a truck at the dealer. They look great and the automatic feature would be a nice addition if you off road(for clearance) all I know is that they ARE expensive. Thanks.
your truck looks awesome BLACK KNIGHT. I do have a question though. I was looking at those bestop power steps and was worried that if something got caught in between as they are retracting it could injure someones leg, arm or damage something. Do they stop as they are retracting if they sense above normal force(example: a childs leg or someones arm?) I don't know much about them and saw them once on a truck at the dealer. They look great and the automatic feature would be a nice addition if you off road(for clearance) all I know is that they ARE expensive. Thanks.