Is it bad to lift a 2wd truck
Please I’m new don’t flame me
Please I’m new don’t flame me
Just wanted to ask what the actual problem with the rough country 5 inch lift kit is? I called a shop and they offered the super lift and the rough country and they said they’ve never had problems with rough country, The guy has been doing it for 25 years and he said a lot of it is teenagers online spreading misinformation because they installed it themselves incorrectly and rough country had a bad reputation in the 90s and that’s why people still hate on them. He said the newer rough country stuff is up to par. Not to mention 6speedfletch on yt has had that lift kit on his ranger for 6 years now and seems like it’s running fine for him. Just wanna see if I’m missing anything before I pull the trigger on buying it. Also curious if anybody here has personal experience with it, any issues with traction control?, what are the pros and cons and is it worth it because according to this Reddit and forums, this is a bad lift kit, but I can never find a reason why.
I just bought an F150 tremor and I either want a 4 inch lift or a 6 inch lift but from what I’ve seen nothing fits on them except rough country and that is absolutely worst case scenario. Any one know if any other major lift brands will fit (SuperLift, BDS, ReadyLift)
Anyone have experience with both set ups? Should I got the extended ones for the front or just get stock length. I’m on torsion bar keys
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