Thread: Best Super Duty Lift

Oh, maybe I'm wrong, but his question came before you posted a picture of your crawler. You've covered all the bases anyway! J.D.

356:1 ratio according to All-pros website.

Quote: Originally Posted by 74BuckinBronc What is it about it that scares you? Just curious. I'd like to level my truck in the near future and would like to be as informed as possible. J.D. The way they designed the front spacer is basically a block and they tend to slide or pop out when braking hard. Even if you put the pin through their spacers and your springs I wouldn't touch it. Some places/states have them outlawed. I'd...

Haha, yeah, I was refering to the SD. I have 35's on my SD with 3.73's and I the gearing leaves a little to be desired. But a side note, you've got 4.7's in both cases? That's crazy low. What's the crawl ratio like 500:1?

Here's my texas cadillac on 35x13x18's Sky's Offroad front hanger 2" kit $220 shipped Rear new F350 springs FREE shipped (helps to know people that work at 4wheelparts) King Ranch Wheels FREE shipped (")

White and Black wheels looks nice. I need a PSD or a 6.6L DuraMax

been happy with mine http://colorado4x4.org/vbb/showthread.php?t=39319

Pro Comp has a really nice riding spring for the Superdutys. Fabtech has a shackle kit that uses your factory springs. Through a set of Bilstein shocks on there, and it'll ride really nicely.

its weird how different years of of superduties; or even different assembly plants resulted in different height trucks. my 02 with stock suspension looks the same as most of the 2" lift pictures. Sitting on the metric equivalent of 35's as well.

FWIW i have the same RE leveling kit that clint has, only ours is an F350 so we didn't need to buy the blocks, it sits great and rides nice with 285/75-18 (35x11.5-18) Here's what it looked like stock with the stock 16" wheels & 32" tires and after the RE lift 18" wheels & 35's