Suspension and body lift
Suspension and body lift
Hello, I am looking to lift my 2003 Ford F-150.I'd like to put a 5 inch Rough Country Suspension lift on it and a 3 inch Performance Accessories Body lift on it.Then I'm going to put 35's on it.Could you guys post pictures of something close to this.I wanna see what it will look like before I do it because I dont want anything really high.Also with the 5 inch suspension lift, will I need to do any work to the drive shafts?And do you think I will need wheel spacers on the truck to clear the wheels ? Thanks for the help!
I dont mind buying th body lift and I figured I would to help clear the wheels.And yes wheel spacers to clear Pro Comp 35x12.50R15 Tires with **** Cepek 5x5.5 wheels.If i can get them rims that will fit my truck...
BigBuck - I just deleted the other thread you started on this subject. Please don't post multiple threads about the same thing. It just takes up space and clutters the forum.
If you need to "clarify" anything on this subject, do it in this thread.
- Jack
If you need to "clarify" anything on this subject, do it in this thread.
- Jack
Not that I'm aware of. I don't know any 6" kits for the 10th gen f150's that require a new driveshaft. The stock one should work just fine.
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Yeha I am gonna put the Rough Country 5 inch lift with the 3 inch body lift and 35 inch General Tire AT2 in a 35x12.50R16,with ION Alloy 16x8 Black/Machinedine Type 133.Would it be worth putting a body lift on my truck ?
why do you want a body lift so bad? if you have to buy a suspension lift buy a full 6" kit and crank the t-bars to get you the lift you want. Then decide if you want more lift or not.
Last edited by 06yz250f; Feb 18, 2013 at 01:36 PM.
you can fit that with just a body lift or a suspension lift. its all in what you want and what your budget is.








