Small Lift Pic Thread

Mikeyfitz · Jul 21, 2015

Damn I kinda miss being tucked and low lol.

CWAY6.7 · Jul 22, 2015

Jomax said:
Have enough light? Lol

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HELLLL NAH!!!!

smcox1 said:
You can never have too much light LOL

You gdamn right!!!

BombCityFD · Aug 4, 2016

RHCDIESEL said:

I know this is an old post, but what lift/level is on the black truck? Thanks

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smokeshow101 · Aug 4, 2016

If I can figure out how to load pictures I just put a 4in 4link on my 11 king ranch from top gun customs love the lift and looks awesome under it

Swampfox · Aug 5, 2016

BombCityFD said:
I know this is an old post, but what lift/level is on the black truck? Thanks

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His post says Icon 2.5" and I'd bet those are 35's.

castellscl · Jul 26, 2017

Anyone know why all the ReadyLift Level kits say:
"For Dual Rear Wheel Spring Pack Only"

TrickTruck · Jul 26, 2017

37" on 22s, Icon leveling springs. King shocks. Airbags. Stock ford 3 5/8" blocks.

Need to get some of PMF's blocks. The mounting for the airbags is much nicer and I can center the rear axle. Also want to 4link the front so I can move that axle a little forward a smidge.

sootie · Jul 26, 2017

do a three link not a four link. It will handle better and keep the correct geometry.

TrickTruck · Jul 26, 2017

Please tell me why a 3link would work better than a 4link.
Price is the same, but I got to know why
http://www.pmfsuspension.com/2011-16-Ford-F-250350-HD-Long-Arm-4-Link-Kit_p_107.html
http://www.pmfsuspension.com/Adjustable-3-Link-Arms_p_22.html

sootie · Jul 26, 2017

TrickTruck said:
Please tell me why a 3link would work better than a 4link.
Price is the same, but I got to know why
http://www.pmfsuspension.com/2011-16-Ford-F-250350-HD-Long-Arm-4-Link-Kit_p_107.html
http://www.pmfsuspension.com/Adjustable-3-Link-Arms_p_22.html

in a nutshell, a four link follows a different path of travel than the truck was originally designed with, which adversely affects handling and dramatically increases wear on the axle bushings. A three link retains OEM geometry but lets you dial caster in perfectly as well as move the axle forward as you suggest.