Has anyone on the forum installed the Rancho Quicklift replacement shocks? I'm trying to decide if this might be a better option then using the autospring lift kit.
I have not, but I am running a new lift companies leveling kit (called ProLift). They are a brand new company to the market, but the owners have been building lift products for people for a long time, now finally doing it under their own brand. Their website should be up by the end of the month. If you can wait, you will be extremely impressed by the fit and finish of the product and the performance (also extremely well priced). Saw there stuff at the SEMA show and was really impressed! Check with Chux Trux in a few weeks or call them directly at 503-543-5515. Just my two cents worth... Good luck.
STDan, I just got the quicklift loaded for the front and the xl9000s for the rear. I will be putting them on the truck once I decide which tire I'm going to run. I've narrowed it down to either the BFG AT or the Goodyear Dura Trac in a 275/65r20 or 285/65r20. I'll post some pics and give a review of the quicklift once I get it all installed.
I have not, but I am running a new lift companies leveling kit (called ProLift). They are a brand new company to the market, but the owners have been building lift products for people for a long time, now finally doing it under their own brand. Their website should be up by the end of the month. If you can wait, you will be extremely impressed by the fit and finish of the product and the performance (also extremely well priced). Saw there stuff at the SEMA show and was really impressed! Check with Chux Trux in a few weeks or call them directly at 503-543-5515. Just my two cents worth... Good luck.
What is actually different with a 4wd suspension, other than stock tire size, that makes it sit higher than a 2wd? I have heard the rear has a 1.5in block.
https://www.falconshocks.com/ford-f150
Has anyone seen these? TFL Truck did a review on them but I am not quite understanding this. What the hell makes these worth $1350 when I can get a set of Bilstein 5100's, which do the exact same thing, for ~$370.
Elka has just released a lineup of 2.0 Shocks and Coilovers for the 2009-2020 F150s (though they did do the year ranges of the rear shocks a little weird). Check out our blog post for a list of all their new kits.
We may be getting a set in for an install and more snazzy photos, but I'm not...
So I have been gone for a while. Previously had a 2012 3.5. Upgraded to the 2.7 and now I gotta start my build all over again. (darn). Here is the question. Puting some Bilstein 5100's on to level. Got a good deal for parts and labor. But they are telling me I have to replace the cams. Does this...
I have a 2018 2wd. I'm trying to get an idea of what lift/tires options I have out there. Along with what they actually look like. Can you post pics of your 2wd and what lift you have and what size tires?
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