Post some pics!
Post some pics!
Originally Posted by MJ351
What is the website to take a peek at that Blue????
http://www.nhtoc.com/photopost/data/...5_july_015.jpgWhat is the website to take a peek at that Blue????
http://www.nhtoc.com/photopost/data/...rley_F-250.jpg
Wow that second pic looks perfect. Those are stock wheels with a lift??? That's it???
The second truck is mine. They are the stock wheels inside 35 inch tires.
Wow that's perfect. Keeps the orignal wheels which saves $$ there.
Looks fantastic IMO
I agree. LOOKS GREAT
Although Luke has removed that Rancho 4" kit, and has gone with a 7" kit.
4" kit is available??? right Luke???
Randy
I stole the pic and have it as my desktop for now. Kinda like subliminal messages.
By the way I asked on another thread but don't think it was answered......does it affect the ride where it would be "uncomfortable" for a daily driver?
No if you use the right kit, ride quality is 99% saved.I stole the pic and have it as my desktop for now. Kinda like subliminal messages.
By the way I asked on another thread but don't think it was answered......does it affect the ride where it would be "uncomfortable" for a daily driver?
at the risk of starting a "kit debate" what seems to be the right or popular choice for something modest like 4"??
I loved my 4 inch rancho/skyjacker kit. Another great kit is the Donahoe Racing 4.5 inch kit. though the DR kit is twice as much as my old 4 inch.
I switched to the DR kit mainly because i wanted to go higher and have black parts rather than the red.
And yes Randy is correct my old 4 inch kit along with the 35 inch tires with 25,000 miles on them (half the tread life left) are available.
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