Lifts
Lifts
First of all Howdy I just joined and love this site already. I was wondering if anyone can give me some insight on possibly lifting my truck, still shopping and tryin to decide if I want to go this route or not. I want to get some height but not to much due to pulling gooseneck horse trailers <dont want to throw the quality of the trailer ride for my horses off>. I have thought about just leveling out the front end and uping the tires or going with a 2inch lift and larger tires, still undecided but am looking for possible ways to gain some height without throwing my horses off. Also with time and money I want to replace my injectors, intake, exhaust, a programmer and some cosmetic mods as well. Although right now I am limited due to droping any extra money I have into roping and my horse training business...I wonder if i could write off the mods on my truck as business expensese..hmmmm ...Thanks In Advance for any Help ~Heather~
First off, welcome to the site.
Secondly, what year truck? that will weigh heavily on what info you recieve.
It would help to fill out your signature.
Click on "user cp" button up above, then profile, then you'll see a box for the signature.
Put truck info in there, year, make, model, any mods you've got already, and soforth.
Once that is done, one of us friendly moderators can move you post to where it will get the most exposure.
phox
Secondly, what year truck? that will weigh heavily on what info you recieve.
It would help to fill out your signature.
Click on "user cp" button up above, then profile, then you'll see a box for the signature.
Put truck info in there, year, make, model, any mods you've got already, and soforth.
Once that is done, one of us friendly moderators can move you post to where it will get the most exposure.
phox
Thanks Phox..I greatly appricate it...and Dr. Evil she aint lifted yet...still debating on it...and if i do lift her i also would like to know what lifts are the best to go with?...all i have owned are stock trucks <fords at that> and I would like to mod this truck out in time
~Heather~
Oh yeah also Got another Question.....its kinda a dumb blonde question......but here goes....what are 1st and 2nd generations....i have heard of it before...but whats the difference in em?....Thanks in Advance
~Heather~
Oh yeah also Got another Question.....its kinda a dumb blonde question......but here goes....what are 1st and 2nd generations....i have heard of it before...but whats the difference in em?....Thanks in Advance
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1st Gen - 1989-1993
2nd Gen 12 Valve Engine - 1994-1998
2nd Gen 24 Valve Engine - 1998.5-2002
3rd Gen - 2003 and up
It is all based on a combination of body style and engine. Under that you have further designations based on different HP ratings, engine codes, and such. There is more info under the Tech Facts.
2nd Gen 12 Valve Engine - 1994-1998
2nd Gen 24 Valve Engine - 1998.5-2002
3rd Gen - 2003 and up
It is all based on a combination of body style and engine. Under that you have further designations based on different HP ratings, engine codes, and such. There is more info under the Tech Facts.
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I wouldn't go over 3" if yer plannin' on stuffin' a gooseneck under it....best bet would be a coil spacer and shocks. Should only set ya back about $500 or so for Bilstein 5100 shocks and a Daystar 2.5" coil spacer. Ride will still be nice. 2" of lift in the front will sit ya about level.
I'm sure you could find some dumb ol' cowboy to put 'em in for ya
I'm sure you could find some dumb ol' cowboy to put 'em in for ya
If you just put a 2" spacer up front all you will need are the spacers and 2 shocks that are 2" longer than stock. The spacers are great you mantain the stock ride. I have 3" spacers on my truck and it sagged in the rear so I put on a set of air bags.
Here is how it looks
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Here is how it looks
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Thanks MK that really helps.....and cowhand....im sure i could cus i know alot of em....but i personally like to work on my own truck...heck just last weekend I changed out the gear oil in my diffs.....ok not a big thing for yall....but im a chick and had never done it and had no help....just figured it couldnt be that hard to do....which it wasnt....although the front kinda sucked but it was all in all not to bad....i was raised you drive it you fix it and plus i like gettin down n dirty with my truck


