Best Lift for my Needs and Budget
Best Lift for my Needs and Budget
Hey yall, i've got an 02 f150 supercrew lariat 4X4. I'm planning on lifting it in a couple of weeks and putting some 35s on. I wanna do a drop bracket lift, but I don't want a 6''. I'm considering a rancho 4''(can you still even get them for old body style?), rcd 5'', or the rouch country 4-5''. It will mostly stay on the street except when i go hunting, but it will see some minor offroading and trails. Out of these three lifts which would be the best option for me? Oh and one other question: do I have to get 18'' rims to clear the new steering knuckles or can i keep 17s with the right backspacing/offset?
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Well, im strongly considering the rcd. My only concern is what shocks it comes with. On the website the picture shows 4600s, but i've seen people with the lift that have 5100s. Do you know what shocks the kit comes with? The website isn't really specific, just says bilstein socks.
What he said^. Go with whatever's the best price.
Either shocks will be good, the 5100's are just for more offroad, while I guess you could say the 4600's would be more street friendly.
Either shocks will be good, the 5100's are just for more offroad, while I guess you could say the 4600's would be more street friendly.
The RCD is the best followed by the Rancho. Also, you can fit 16 inch wheels with all of those kits. Personally, I'd suggest a 10 inch wide wheel with 4.5 inches of backspacing whether you go with 16's, 17's, 18's or 20's.
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I would take a look at a Zone lift too. I was considering a rough country, but I heard the Zone has stronger knuckles and it more durable. I don't do much off roading at all. It's mainly for show. But I love the way it came out.
i have been running the RCX lift for about 2 or 3 years and i have not had one problem. i dont beat the **** out of it but it has not had a problem. install was easy.


