Rough Country 4"

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My friend has a 95. She was wanting to do a suspension overhaul, but I talked her into getting a complete lift kit w/ shocks rather than just shocks. So she ordered up the Rough Country 4" kit. Its sitting in my garage now (she lives in apt). We are going to be installing it next weekend when I have another long weekend off. Anyone w/ these have insight? I'm installing this in the driveway. Figured I could save her some money. I'm not worried about the install... just want to make sure I pointed her into the right direction w/ this lift. Thanks!
 
My rough country was on a newer model but we put it in and Everything fell right in to place, no kidding. All the bolts lined up perfect.
 
i put a 6" rough country on my old 93 f150 , it was fairly easy to install .... had to cut alot of factory rivets out , so make sure you have alot of cuttin wheels for a grinder.....
 
sfb89 said:
i put a 6" rough country on my old 93 f150 , it was fairly easy to install .... had to cut alot of factory rivets out , so make sure you have alot of cuttin wheels for a grinder.....
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thats the exact kind of info I was lookin for. Thanks! I got plenty of cutting wheels for grinders, but I think I'll use my new Dremel 6300 instead.
 
you will need a good extra set of hands to , cuz when you drop the frontend outta the brackets it kinda goes wild like its spring loaded , then you will have to install the new brackets and take yer feet and push it back inline with the bracket and up in the bracket.....
 
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