Hello,

I have a 99f150 4x4 ext cab that i would like to install a 10" Whiplash lift on. Right now it has a 3" body lift and the torsion bars cranked up to give it lift and a double shocks in the front. This was how the truck was when we bought it and did not know that the lift was done this way. I plan on keeping the body lift and adding the 10" lift for a total of 13". I plan on doing it myself in the driveway and was wondering how hard this is and if i need any special tools?

Thanks

 

I've heard nothing but horror stories with Whiplash products. Really bad customer service. ..

 

Same here. Full Throttle Suspensions makes a 10 inch kit.

 

Ok i didn't know. WHat makes there kits so bad? ALso my main question is how hard would it be to install in the driveway and what special tools would i need?

Thank you

 

Its gonna be a pain w/o air tools, possiable but a pain. Main thing I have heard bad about Whiplash is customer service and not sending correct parts w lifts.

 

I will look into the Full Throttle kits. I am mainly looking for something around 10". I want to go higher then the average 6" lift kits. I have a 02 2wd expedition with a RCD 6" lift 315/75/r16 tires. The F150 really dosent have a lift just a bodylift and some blocks in the rear and the torsion bars cranked up and it sits higher then the Expedition. I am wodering how it would be if i do go with a 6" and keep the body lift on it. How much of a difference would 9" total compare to 13" ? How much extra work is involved in doing a 6" compared to a 10" lift, do i need to have the driveshaft leghthened and any other things done? I am currently running a LT315/75/R16 tires, can i go bigger on the stock axles?

Thank you

 

Look in my gallery of my old '03 Screw 6" Fabtech,2" BL, and torsions turned up.

 

full throttle and whiplash are the same company both are garbage!!!!!!! do not if u love your truck buy these kits.