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Lowering Kit for 08' F250
I know a lot of people read the title and say WTF why would you lower a perfect truck, well I'm a business man that gets in and out of my truck at least 30 times a day.
So with saying that, has anybody seen a lowering kit for our trucks? Appreciate it Steve |
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I don't have any info. to help you...But I think your truck will look sick lowered... Don't be afraid man...DO IT
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Thanks bro
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Not sure how it would work lowering a 4x4. I know if I lived in Cali I would be tempted to have a 2wd crew cab dually on bags and huge wheels. West Coast Choppers built a pretty sick blacked out dually Super Duty they did for Motorola.
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Maybe try going to the gas motor front springs and using a shorter rear block,,,PROBABLY give you somewhere between an inch and two inches lower, make sure you have it realigned.
Last edited by Slick02; 11-14-2008 at 05:56 AM. |
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Just put powersteps on it.
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The powersteps are just expensive compared to a lowering kit
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Well, you are gonna spend at least the cost of powersteps to lower it so if thats expensive I prob wouldnt do it. How low you wanna go? Do you tow? What kinda tires/wheels are you gonna run? Our trucks are sick lifted and lowered, to each their own.
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As mentioned, to lower a 4x4 get some lighter springs up front and adjust the rear block according.
You have limited room due to the front diff housing being there. I run the Power Steps on my stock height 07. Love them. |
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I want to be able to park in parking garages! always in the city
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