A Rancho 4" Suspension Lift is the best lift for the money. For the modest off-roader looking to trailrun a late model 2000 F-150 matched with BFG 35" MT's, this has got to be the lift to beat all lifts. For the everyday work truck looking to get reasonable gas milage and enough lift to have fun on a weekend in Palatka.
Don't forget to purchase a winch and pull pal just in case your buds leave you stranded in a hole.

floridamud

 

Hi,
I'm pretty new to the site. So I don't know much about body lifts or suspension lifts. Do you know how much would this 4" Rancho lift cost? And where would provide such installation?

Thanks

nathan

 

If your buds leave you stranded on the trail, it's time to get new buds.

 

nathan,

A Rancho lift would run you about $1500 and you can go to any local 4x4 shop to get it installed. Installation will probably run you anywhere from $450-$600.

 

I would have to say Fabtechs 6'' is the best bang for the buck.
I just bought mine from sportztrailers.com full kit shipped from
CAL. to MI. was $1,450 There running a special right now....
Free Shipping, Free is a very nice word Did you know Fabtech
quit making blue in the 1997 newer kits

 

1-HIGH-4-BY,
How much did you have to pay for the installation after you got the kit?

I'm looking to lift my 2002 SCrew 2WD now but I don't know where to start.

Thanks!

 

I installed the kit myself on my 4x4. On your 2x4 fabtech offers
a couple different styles for the 2wheel. And your looking prolly
under what I paid. Just go to Fabtechmotorsports.com and see what style of lift you would like, then call 1-866-922-0093 (sportztrailers) "name of the place that sells the lifts" You can order right from them. Cheepest place I have ever found a Fabtech products. And they ship it frieght too.

Your looking at $450 to $800 bucks to install little steep huh!! My local 4x4 shop wanted $750 to install mine... hell with that.

On yours the kit shouldent really be that hard to put on.....Got any tools? or any buddys with tools. Best way to go