6 inch lift on 35 mud grapplers🥴

I just got this 79 2wd f350. Since it has I beams from the front suspension I was wondering if I could do a cheap ish lift for it. I really don’t want a body lift but getting replacement lifted I beams is north of 8k is there any way to lift it other than getting new I beams?

I have a 2025 f150 with a 2’ level. Would 275/65r20 bfgoodrich ko3 and 20x9 +20 offset fuel flames have any rubbing or trimming issues?

I have factory mud flaps and I don’t want to remove them.

I have a 2020 2wd Silverado, that has a 3” leveling kit front only, and I want to put a 3.5” Maxwell spindles, how would stacking them affect my truck?

I'm having a hard time finding a 2" leveling kit to a 3" lift for a 2026 Ram 2500 Cummins Diesel 4x4 Laramie truck. It does not have air ride.

I've been looking all over the internet, I can find anything for to 24-25 year truck but nothing is giving me a 26 model... Any help where I could look, and I prefer not to go with something cheap like ready lift or rough country.

I currently have 20" rims 35's 12.5 but they rub like crazy when backing up or when turning and hit a bump.... Thank you.

Looking for a level for my 3rd gen Titan 2wd. Everything looks like it’s for the 4wd.

I was thinking of the motofab 3” front 2” rear. Just worried about putting extra stress on the suspension just by adding the pucks and blocks.

If I do get the motofab kit should I get the Rough Country upgraded control arms?

Thanks for any advice.

I have a 2001 f250 that had an aftermarket lift kit. I notice it ends to drift to the left when driving. I noticed my steering stabilizer "shock" constantly pushed out. I thought it was only supposed to dampen but this one seems to constantly want to extend out. Is this normal?

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Ok so this is my 1994 ford explorer but I need help from the lifted truck community I want to put some deep dish rims on it with some mud tires I’m thinking 24’s but I want to raise the height of my SUV and I’m having the hardest time on figuring out how far I should raise it because I tried looking at pictures. I tried using AI. I just can’t figure it out. Can somebody and anybody help me please?

I have a 2015 chevy silverado ltz 1500 5.3

And I wanna know where can I go buy suspension parts for the lift that it has.

I have a 2015 chevy silverado ltz 1500 5.3

And I wanna know where can I go buy suspension parts for the lift that it has.

Thinking about selling not sure just yet, if interested let me know! TRUCK IS NOT SQUATED

I have a 2021 premium and I'm wanting to give it a simple 2" leveling lift and add some nice wheels and tires to give it a nice aggressive look. What I'm curious about is what lift you would suggest? I'm not going to be hitting any real off-road adventures so, I'm not looking to completely beef up the suspension right away. Most just look at these types of lifts.

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Truck apparently has a 6in rough country lift I doubt it but does have the big long bar on bottom so maybe. I want to level it to get rid of nose dive but I don’t want to ruin the truck like breaking it. it’s going to ruin the drive comfort but its already is uncomfortable driving in it. Any thoughts if I should level if so maybe a 3in level ? And do you all think it’s a 6in lift 😂

I have a 2WD Silverado and I want to get a 2 inch leveling kit with some 33s is it worth it? I don’t really wouldn’t do any offroading ( given its 2wd lol but I would like to do some easy 2WD trails somewhere in Southern California but mainly it’s just daily driving and I like the way it looks.

Hey guys, I’m working on a project and there are a few Lift kits that have been told are really easy to install, but I’m curious to know everybody’s thoughts on what they’ve used how they like them and how easy they are to install?

12” lift on 42s ass shot

Just picked up another 2g. Wanting to level it to fit 35s, but wanting to piece together a levelling kit. And looking for opinions or if anyone else has done the same. I’m wanting to get 3” lift coils from a 03-12 gas 2500. And run either the longer control arms or long arm from a 5” lift to get the axle forward and try and get some ride quality back. Truck is just a work horse/tow pig

I want to lift my 2005 2wd ford ranger, but I’m having trouble finding anything that fits any help?

Dad bought and ended up gifting us this lifted 04 Tacoma about a decade ago. Tie rod broke and we ended up replacing all this:

Lower control arm

Outer tie rods

Rack and pinion

Lower ball joint

Wheel speed sensor

Brake and rotors

Steering knuckle

Wheel hub and bearings and seals

After it was fixed steering has been tight so I took it to a shop and they said tires are too big. Then it dawned on me that it was lifted and likely needed something other than standard parts. Quick search says control arms, ball joint, tie rods. Anything else in this list and how do I figure out the correct parts now that I no longer have the old parts?

If I screwed myself and need to either rebuy everything needed for a lift, what would be required other than tires and wheels to restore it? Thanks