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Lift Kits
Hey everyone i have a question i have a 2005 f250 and i want to put a 8" lift on it but am having trouble picking one. is there anyone out there that is willing to give me a few good options that i might like
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off road is what i was looking for but something that i can just go down the road with to because it will be my play on the weekends and drive to work truck to. I'm in the military so it wont be that big of a deal having it sitting in the parking lot. Thanks for the tip tho ill be sure to look into them both
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I'm running a Rize 8" 4-link with their traction bars and King coil over shocks. I've had this set up on for 60k miles and am very, very happy with it.
Without going into too much detail, I'd recommend going with a 4-link (also called a quad link) instead of a radius arm lift. The 4-link helps keep the geometry in line a little better and offers greater wheel travel and better ride quality. --Snake |
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