Hello all, I am in Mesa, Arizona and there are a ton of F-150 trucks here. I used to want to make my truck stand out from the rest. But now that I'm getting older, I care more about comfort than look. Don't get me wrong I would love to put on a 6" lift, but I do a lot of driving with work and comfort is now priority 1. I'm lookin for a new ride height for my truck. I've had a 4.5" lift on my 2wd '01 Supercrew but got tired of having to climb "up" to get into it. Then I lowered the truck with a 4/6 kit from belltech. I am now tired of having to slow down for every little speed bump. As well as climbing up to get out. I think idealy I want to climb "into" my truck. I don't want to climb "up" to get in, or "down" to get out (lifted). I also don't want to climb "up" to get out or climb "down" to get in (lowered). I know, I know, buck up. Well, what in your mind is the ideal height for a 2wd Supercrew? If all I'm looking to do is level our the ride. I can go up or I can go down with the front or the back. Where is the best ride? With what size tire?
The truck actually looks good both ways dude. I do however like it lowered myself. How bout running a 2/4 and possibly going up either to a 22" wheel or keeping the 20's and going up a series on your tires?
Just curious... What size wheel and tire package is on your truck Darth? How much is your truck lowered?
swap out either front coils for stock or drop spindle for stock making you a 2/6 drop and/or loose the drop shackles making you a 2/4 drop me and my buddies do that all the time. p.s. add me on FB im up in north phoenix http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000181978058
Yeah I'm thinking a 2/4 or even a 3/5 will be about where he's wanting it to sit. It will still look low, but not so low it's a pain in the ass. I can still blast over railroad tracks when need be.
