i have a friend who wants to stack a 2inch spacer on top of a procomp 6inch instead of in between ,is it a good idea ?, he doesnt offroad, this is jsut untill he gets coilovers to crank

 

i would wait, just doesnt seem very safe to me, but i think there are a couple of people that have done it

 

Bilstein 5100's would be a better idea than stacking spacers.

 

how do the bilstiens lift the truck?, i called 4 wheel parts about them and they said i was full of **** when i said they lift the front, they said its impossible..... and is there a difference if u put they spacer on top, instead of in the middle? becuase he has an old autospring laying around

 

you can set it up to raise the front up 2" inches, there are quite a few members with them that use them to level out the truck

 

wheres a good place to get them that aint super expensive?

 

try here












Had to do it

 

The Bilstien shocks feature adjustable spring prload to lift the truck up to 2 inches. Another example of 4Wheel Parts employees showing their intelligence.

 

topguncustomz.com is a goodplace to get them. i beleive just go to shock absorbers and replacement shocks, find the F-150 click on bilstein and they should have the adjustables there think its like 350 for all 4. but im not too sure.

 

for what your buddy is gonna spend on the bilsteins if he already plans on coilovers, he is just wasting his money and should go ahead and get the coilovers instead of even considering the bilsteins

 

Adjustables are good, but coilovers are even better. Fox Racing makes great coilovers.

 

pimphor has those, you can ask how he likes them if you are interested in them

 

They must be expensive if pimphor has his hands on them Make sure to upgrade your UCA's if you do stack or do coil overs