yes it may matter the adjustment range for 1-4" may not center your 0 lift axle properly

if your axle is centered now just service or replace with what's there

 

yes it may matter the adjustment range for 1-4" may not center your 0 lift axle properly

if your axle is centered now just service or replace with what's there

Okay sweet thanks man

 

Whats going on everyone, recently I'm looking to lift my dually but all the kits I'm seeing is srw anyone know where I can get one or if it would effect it at all? Also once I put it in 4wd it seems like it's rubbing/making some clanking noise could that be my transfer case going out? Thanks in advanced!

also, anyone know where I can find a good set of wheels for my dually? I don't know how to go about it, also I'd like to do a straight pipe on it here soon can anyone recommend sites for both wheels and straight pipe? Last thing is what size pipe would you recommend? Thanks in advanced!

 

If you’re wanting some alcoas like the aluminum stockers use car-part.com

 

SRW and DRW lifts kits for your year will reasonably be the same. That depends on the overall lift you are wanting.

Clanking w/4wd could be the hubs not locking in correctly.

 

Okay cool thanks man for the input and either a 4 or 6 in lift nothing beyond on that

 

Whats going on everyone, anyone know where I can find a good set of wheels for my dually? I don't know how to go about it, also I'd like to do a straight pipe on it here soon can anyone recommend sites for both wheels and straight pipe? Last thing is what size pipe would you recommend? Thanks in advanced!

Pipe is pipe. A 4 inch turbo back seems to be the fan favorite. I'll be going with a 5 inch though because I'm compensating

 

Lmao thanks man I appreciate it

 

Whats going on everyone, currently in the process of lifting my 2004 lariat f350 dually. Got the driver side leaf spring removed in the process of installing the new leaf spring pro comp 22610 it seems to be shorter in length then the original leafs anyone know why that is? Previously before purchasing the lift I checked around to make sure that they'd fit but now this **** popped up. Quick answers would be appreciated thank you

 

If someone can give me some direction I'd appreciate it, I got 2004 f350 dually and I got it lifted and need bigger tires but am I able too put 35" tires on the stock 16" wheels from Ford? I see yes and no but don't really know, also is there anything special I'd need to do when I do upgrade to 35s or would I just be able to mount them up? Thanks in advance.

 

The diameter of the wheel makes no difference because they make 35's in a 16 wheel diameter. The problem is there needs to be a space between the rear tires. I believe it has to be a inch or wider.