Can I....

[Rahn]

run 35's with just a 4" lift, regardless of what brand it is? I have a set of 20x10 Jesse James Widow wheels, have yet to buy the tires or the lift. Just curious, because Zone Offroad advertises 33's with a 4", then Skyjacker says 35's with a 4", and Revtek says 35's with a 4".

If I can actually run 35's with a 4" lift, regardless of the brand, I'm leaning toward the Zone Offroad kit, merely from a price standpoint. If someone with experience with any or all of these tells me different, then my next choice would be the Rough Country 5" kit. Thanks in advance.

[carolinaboy02powerstroke]

Yes.

It all comes down to backspacing and offset of the wheel.

[CT Performance, Inc.]

No not really...

4" of lift is equal to a 2" lift on a truck and isn't enough. If you use a off the shelf 4" kit..that was designed for a truck yes. But the Excursion still will not handle as it should.

Excursions require different kits than what manufactors supply...just a rebranded truck lift.

We have helped Thousands get the best ride-handling possible for their Excursions..not as cheap as a off the shelf lift but you always get what you pay for.

If I can help please PM.

Cary

[Rahn]

These are kits listed for Excursions, not the F250. I have the Helwig rear bar.

[2000-7.3L]

im running 35' Nitto mud grapplers with no lift!

[Rahn]

Originally Posted by Autofair Diesel parts

im running 35' Nitto mud grapplers with no lift!

On an Excursion?

[2000-7.3L]

no, Stock F250 7.3L, stock hight, they sit the same, they do rub a little bit however! I havd to use washers to space my bumper out

[CT Performance, Inc.]

On a pickup and using stock 7" rims maybe...if you never get offroad.



Rann, those kits are as I stated just a rebranded pickup lift, only difference is they include the rear shock pins that a Excursion needs.

It will be better than stock but not as good as it could be by far.

[Rahn]

Autofair: Got pics?

[2000-7.3L]

of my truck?