lift for 2000 f150 4x4
#16
thanks alot, yea i might go with both though
crank the torsions a little at first to level it out...
and then a body lift later on...that's a really good price for the kit... how long do they take, with the right tools?
one other question:
my 2000 f150 has the cats and pre cats...so if i got a y pipe would that replace only the cats?..and leave the pre cats so im still legal
-then i wanted to run it through the stock 2.5" pipes into a flowmaster 50 series, with a 3.5" tip
would that work?
crank the torsions a little at first to level it out...
and then a body lift later on...that's a really good price for the kit... how long do they take, with the right tools?
one other question:
my 2000 f150 has the cats and pre cats...so if i got a y pipe would that replace only the cats?..and leave the pre cats so im still legal
-then i wanted to run it through the stock 2.5" pipes into a flowmaster 50 series, with a 3.5" tip
would that work?
#19
Originally Posted by keith_bennett
it will be around $280 for the best body lift made by performace accesories, but you better be able to do the install yourself or you will pay around $800 for installation. You will have to trim the lower valance for clearance of 35's at full steering lock.
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so magnaflow sound nice? even if i end up running only a single?
what should i do about the 4 cats...can i take off the 2 and leave the pre cats and still be practically legal...since there are cats?
if i got a body lift, i would do it myself...in this town, trust me, i know plenty of people that would know how to do it...
dont you have to disconnect a crap load to lift a body?
what should i do about the 4 cats...can i take off the 2 and leave the pre cats and still be practically legal...since there are cats?
if i got a body lift, i would do it myself...in this town, trust me, i know plenty of people that would know how to do it...
dont you have to disconnect a crap load to lift a body?
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#24
alright thanks bro....i'll do a body lift eventually
pre-cats...are cats hahaha
so no one can complain...
so many people in this town arent running cats or have some weird setup....no one checks...but i still want to be legal if they do
one question, if a muffler has a single inlet and dual outlets...will there be more flow and better sound?
or should i just stick with either true single or true dual?
pre-cats...are cats hahaha
so no one can complain...
so many people in this town arent running cats or have some weird setup....no one checks...but i still want to be legal if they do
one question, if a muffler has a single inlet and dual outlets...will there be more flow and better sound?
or should i just stick with either true single or true dual?
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sounds good man, thanks again... i think i'll go with the magnaflow, i dont really want a loss of low end torque trail riding... and i dont want too crazy of a sound when im doing 70
guess since this is in the suspension area, i shouldnt go too far off topic...but its easier to ask all at once...
so do most shops know how to crank torsions?
i got some pretty red neck friends (no offense to any in here, they are baller as hell)
but they know how to do it, so should i get my friends to, then go get it alligned or what?
guess since this is in the suspension area, i shouldnt go too far off topic...but its easier to ask all at once...
so do most shops know how to crank torsions?
i got some pretty red neck friends (no offense to any in here, they are baller as hell)
but they know how to do it, so should i get my friends to, then go get it alligned or what?
#29
Originally Posted by keith_bennett
Are you retarded? I just said that. Twice. But a body lift installed is about $1000. Good luck getting a 4inch suspension for less than 1500 installed.