I own a 2005 f150 4*4 regular cab. I was just wondering what your guys opinion is on which LIFT I should go with. Price really isn't an issue. Should i go with Fabtech,Procomp, or Rize. I want to do as little cutting to my body as possible.

 

I'd go with the Fabtech, Rize or RCD lift. They are all quality products. Personally, I think I would go with the Rize lift because it doesn't increase your front track width and it looks more like a work of modern art than a suspension lift.

 

i agree. also it depends on how high you want to go. fabtech,procomp, and rize all have 6" kits, but rize has 8" and a 10". i think its 10 im not sure.

 

its a 12" but you have to order it directly from rize

 

If price is no issue go with the Rize and some King coilovers up front.

 

if money is not an obstacle go rize!

 

thanks, i couldn't remeber if it was 10 or 12.

 

Hey all, first post.

I have a roughly 800 dollar suspension busget. Skyjacker has a 3.5 lift. Will this allow me 35in. tires? If so, would I run into any driveshaft problems or extra little things that would run up the price, except shocks?

This truck will see no off roading, except the occasional mud (that' what a Bronco is for).

-FMC

 

I'd go with a Rize kit.

We need to know more, what year truck and is it 4WD?

 

My bad 06 4-4 Extended cab

 

I wouldn't go with the 3" Skyjacker, it puts way too much stress on the cv angles, tie rods, and ball joints.

If you want to keep the stock wheels, get a 2" or 2-1/2" Autospring spacer and a set of 35" BFG M/Ts. I think its the best looking set-up using the stock wheels.

 

Thanks for all the Help.

I was thinking 18' M/T classic II on either Mud Grapplers or Claws. I'm pretty sure the Claws come in 13.5 inches wide. Would that combo cause any problems if I went with the wide tires?

 

If your going to get aftermarket wheels, stick with 33s.

If you really want 35s, stick with the stock wheels and a 12.50"

 

Thanks for the help. Great forum.

I would be open to stock rims.

Sounds like I could do this for about $1,500 with the Mud Grapplers. Kepping the stock rims would save a bunch of money.

Hmmm...Performance pugrades?

 

P.S This thread should have probably been in the aftermarkt section.

Feel free to move it.

I've gotten a little more farmiliar the site now.