Hey guys,
Just thinking of doing a 6" Rough Country lift and possibly keeping my 2.5" Rough Coutry Leveling kit on. I've been diggin' the bulldog stance. What are your guys thoughts about this? Anybody have pics to show of their similar set-up? Thanks in advance!

 

It's what you like that matters. Personally, I like my trucks to sit level but I'm ok with a slight Cali-lean. I'd rather have the front an inch taller than the rear than being 3 inches lower than the back.

 

go for the buldog stance , thats how we do down here

 

I've only seen one or two trucks up here in Wisconsin with a bulldog stance. So it would be nice to do something a little different.

*I saw in a thread a little while ago that you shouldn't do a 6" suspension and a 2.5" Leveler. Something about wearing balljoints out quickly and the cv angles. If this is true, I might have to look into a different kit if the Rough Country doesn't have add-on parts.

Edit: I have an '05 F-150 Screw 4x4 XLT

 

It's more to do with stacking spacers. If the RC lift has a spacer that is used with the OEM coilover shocks (like the Pro Comp Stage 1), it's not a good idea to stack two spacers together.

 

the rough country lift does have a huge spacer so i wouldnt stack 2 of them... there is another way to get that stance tho

 

Yep, add adjustable coilovers. The cheapest would be the OEM replacement Bilstiens or Ranchos.

 

Thanks guys! I'll have to look into that.

 

thats wat i plan on doing next to fit 37s

 

The thing that sucks in WI is the lift laws here. I can't go much bigger than a 6" lift on 35's with a half ton here.

 

I have the Pro Comp Stage 2 with the coilovers. Would I be ok to slap a leveling spacer in there? That would be badass if I could. Then I could fit my 37's.

 

You don't need the spacers. All you have to do is adjust your coilovers for an additional 2".

 

What......you've got to be kidding me. You can adjust those? I thought they were set as high as they could be set to. Plus I would have to buy an extra block or add-a-leaf for the back. But people can fit 37's with the stage 2 pro comp lift kit? Why have I never heard of this?

 

i like my trucks to sit level but i did run my old truck like that for a little while

 

yeah man no need to buy spacers, just crank those coilovers up and get a add a leaf