Performance Accessories' 5.5" body lift kit?
I have seen the 3"Performance Accessories' body lift installed but not the 5.5".Says it will raise your vehicle between 5" to 6".Would this be a good idea?
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It's a 3'' body lift with a leveling kit.
They started doing leveling kit maybe 1 year ago. |
Originally Posted by °°Pat°°
(Post 3915287)
It's a 3'' body lift with a leveling kit.
They started doing leveling kit maybe 1 year ago. |
It looks like a leveled truck with a body lift...
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I've seen pics looks pretty good sitting on 35's
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Originally Posted by jro08
(Post 3915409)
o ok i would like to see what they look like installed.Haven't really heard about anyone running it.
Well almost. I had a 3'' body lift, 2.5 leveling kit and add a leaf with 315/70R17 (34.6''). https://www.f150online.com/forums/me...eside-fx4.html https://www.f150online.com/forums/me...embre-2007.jpg |
ok i jus didnt no if it was a good item. Everyone is always talkin about 3".truck looks good btw!! i guess this wouldn't be a bad $600 investment
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Originally Posted by jro08
(Post 3915681)
ok i jus didnt no if it was a good item. Everyone is always talkin about 3".truck looks good btw!! i guess this wouldn't be a bad $600 investment
At that cost, i would be looking at a 6'' suspension lift and install it myself. |
basically stock ride, very little to go wrong with it.......
For the same amount of money you can get a cheap suspension lift....and all the headaches that go with it. |
Originally Posted by Ibrocun
(Post 3916296)
basically stock ride, very little to go wrong with it.......
For the same amount of money you can get a cheap suspension lift....and all the headaches that go with it. |
This way you can run the 35"s for the least amount of money AND still get a good ride.
Problem with the "cheap" kits is that they are not complete (they don't include brake lines or drive lines). This is a good way to go if you are on a budget and want a really good ride. They are not hard to put on, just time-consuming. Are you doing it yourself? |
Originally Posted by Ibrocun
(Post 3916724)
This way you can run the 35"s for the least amount of money AND still get a good ride.
Problem with the "cheap" kits is that they are not complete (they don't include brake lines or drive lines). This is a good way to go if you are on a budget and want a really good ride. They are not hard to put on, just time-consuming. Are you doing it yourself? |
Originally Posted by jro08
(Post 3916738)
ya i was going to do the install myself. Are there any kits you recommend?
Edit: just noted that you have an '06. The fitment chart says max tire size 33". I'd call the tech line to find out. |
If all you want to do is run 35s then install a leveling kit. That is all you need...
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Originally Posted by GTRider245
(Post 3916823)
If all you want to do is run 35s then install a leveling kit. That is all you need...
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