I have had nothing but an awesome experience with Total Chaos suspension on my Tundra and I am sure some of you on this board can support this claim. How do you like the kit on the F-150? It looks super clean and I am sure it is not just a cosmetic lift like all the lifts currently available for our trucks. Lastly, what coilovers are you using, King's or Sway-a-way's? Thanks for your feedback.

 

http://www.chaosfab.com/fordf150.html

 

Nobody has this set-up. How about this set-up? http://www.jdfabrication.com/kits/2004_f150.asp

 

JD fabs setup is sick but expensive. Ive heard alot of good stuff from jd fab. The only problem with that is its not necassaraly a lift its made just to go through the desert at 75 with grace and style. LOL Once my truck is paid off im heading down to camburg in HB to get my front end done.

 

So when did Camburg start making suspension set-ups for 2004-2005 F-150s?

 

I don't think they have a kit out but being a fab shop I am sure it could be done. However, although more expensive than Camburg, I feel Total Chaos makes better products. From what I understand the new F-150 uses a very similar front suspension that Toyota has been using for years (which is always a good thing), and since TC has established themselves as building quality Toyota suspension kits I have no doubt that their new F series design will be a success.

 

I know of few individuals who not only Prerun along side Trophy Trucks in Baja with thier long travel set-ups but also do a quite a bit of crawling because of the excellent articulation and low center of gravity. Not to mention the fact that long travel vehicles ride like Caddy's.

 

Camburg has a 04-05 f150 kit in the works right now. it doesnt say on there web site when it should be done but im looking forward to seeing it when it is.

 

I was looking at the total chaos, but to run bigger tires you need no more than 4.5" of backspacing That will stick out a bunch absent some flares.