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10-06-2018, 10:20 PM
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3.5” lift options
Hey fellas,
So every website I go to gets me a different answer. I’m trying to order a 3.5” lift from ready lift. I look at their site and nothing comes up. I go to order from other websites and they say they have it for the 08-10 trucks. Some say only for the 11-16 but it’s the same part number and the picture shows a 08-10 truck. Anybody running this kit ? Or have any alternatives ? Don’t really want to go to a 4” as it will be a welding truck and don’t want it too tall for working off the back. Some clarification would be much appreciated !
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2009 350 Lariat, DFC longblock, 15% over nozzles, mpd 369sxe and tons of other crap. 
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10-07-2018, 03:09 PM
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0" to 3.5" is a noticable change, 3.5" to 4" is negligible.
As this is your truck, how your lift is attained is your decision. If I was looking at lift at that height I'd go with a spring lift to gain travel, and use adjustable radius arms to get the knuckle geometry set. Readylift is not a brand that I would have on my list. No aspect of their design appeals to me.
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2016 F350 XLT FX4 CCLB. 7" One Up Offroad/Icon/Fox, 38x13.50-18 Toyo MTs
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10-09-2018, 08:43 AM
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I guess the reason I was wanting to go with a 3.5” is because I currently have a bds 2” and my rear end still sits a bit higher. I thought a 3.5 would level it out. I also have front and rear bags. If I go to a 4” would I still be able to keep these bags ? What would you recommend ? Icon ? Zone ? Bds ?
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2009 350 Lariat, DFC longblock, 15% over nozzles, mpd 369sxe and tons of other crap.
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10-09-2018, 08:53 AM
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Define “a bit higher”? How is that “bit” measured?
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