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6 inch lift questions
I found a brand new 6 inch lift kit someone in my areas trying to get rid of for $750, Its a tuff country kit for a f250/f350. I plow in the winter, will that affect me with the lift kit and are the front springs rated for a 350 even though they fit 250s and 350s? Also whos got some pics of lifted trucks w 6inches or around there? Thanks!!!
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I would think it would effect the plowing, but you might be able to do some modifications to make it work. I know we have some members that have lifted trucks and plow. hopefully they will chime in.
the pic in my sig is 6" lift with 37's |
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I think 6 inches is too much, I think I can ger away with a 4 inch kit its only another 1.5 inches over my leveling kit in the front. I just wanted to see if anyone else has a lift and plows. Thanks
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Front coils-springs on SD same F250-350
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Ok that answers that but the whike still being able to plow with the setup I have is the question. Thanks
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Haven't a clue ..If your plow mount can lower the plow to the ground after the lift why wouldn't it work?
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Depending on your plow...you may be able to modify the truck side frame mount of the plow a-arm frame itself to keep the attack angle good.
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im not sure bout plowin but im sittin on a 6" lift with 37"s. look at my sig pic
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