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8" lift guys come on in
OK guys i love how the 8 inch lift looks on these trucks
so what do you have and are you happy with it? And what was the total cost for the kit.. No labor pricing as im mechanically inclined! |
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I have an 8" fabtech. No real complaints with the fabtech kit yet. I did full leaf springs in the rear from fabtech. If I were to do it again I would have ordered Atlas rear springs or Deavers. My truck rides like a tank in the rear, very stiff. If you dont mind bucking out of the seat when you hit a bump then you might not mind these rear springs. If I were to do a lift again for a super duty I would keep the stock rear leafs, use a block and get some traction bars. This way you get to keep you factory ride and towing capacity. Or better yet get the OUO traction blocks! those are pretty nice.
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