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new to off roading need help
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jerrysa07
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| Posts: 4
| Joined: 08/08
Posted: 08/10/08
02:10 AM
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ok well im in the same boat as badwolf. i have a new truck  i just got an 05 supercab F150 FX4.
but i know a littl bit more i think. im thinking about going atleast 37" tires but no bgger than 40".
first what kinda milage can i expect with that.
second how do you suggest i go about the lift.
i was thinking a 6" fabtech with coil overs, then go with a 3" inch body lift. but could i get a fabtech coilover 8-9 inch lift? i much rather the lift be all suspension no body lift.
along with the lift what do i do about the drive shaft and what are those bars that go from the rear axle to the frame to help keep it from binding.
im trying to build a truck that can tackle anything pretty much but itll be my everyday driving truck. so i want as smooth of a ride i can get.
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jerrysa07
New User
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| Joined: 08/08
Posted: 08/10/08
02:14 AM
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ok i was looking around an i saw a truck that said to be a 6" lift with 37"s on it. they were 37s i saw that. how can i do that?
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4x4Link
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| Joined: 07/06
Posted: 08/25/08
04:04 PM
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Look at the Rize 8" and 10" lift kits for your F-150. They are an all "lift" lift, no body lift needed...
You can fit 37's easy with this kit.
As for mileage, probably somewhere in the 8-10 range depending on what gears you put in it.
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'99 Ranger LT 4x4
www.dixonbrosracing.com
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