Supension Lift V.S. Body Lift
#1
Supension Lift V.S. Body Lift
Welcome all as I am new to this board.
I have a 2000 4x4 f150 4.6l, auto, with the towing package. My truck is about to hit 100,000 miles and still has the orginal supension.
I have been reading some of the posts, but hadn't really read the difference between a supension lift and body lift. It appears a body lift includes more parts changing than just a supension lift? What excatly is a leveling kit do?
Thanks for any help!
I have a 2000 4x4 f150 4.6l, auto, with the towing package. My truck is about to hit 100,000 miles and still has the orginal supension.
I have been reading some of the posts, but hadn't really read the difference between a supension lift and body lift. It appears a body lift includes more parts changing than just a supension lift? What excatly is a leveling kit do?
Thanks for any help!
#2
Originally Posted by mgd2000f150
Welcome all as I am new to this board.
I have a 2000 4x4 f150 4.6l, auto, with the towing package. My truck is about to hit 100,000 miles and still has the orginal supension.
I have been reading some of the posts, but hadn't really read the difference between a supension lift and body lift. It appears a body lift includes more parts changing than just a supension lift? What excatly is a leveling kit do?
Thanks for any help!
I have a 2000 4x4 f150 4.6l, auto, with the towing package. My truck is about to hit 100,000 miles and still has the orginal supension.
I have been reading some of the posts, but hadn't really read the difference between a supension lift and body lift. It appears a body lift includes more parts changing than just a supension lift? What excatly is a leveling kit do?
Thanks for any help!
#3
A body lift does not give you any additional suspension travel, whereas a suspension lift does.
Body lifts are generally easier to install, they can be done in the driveway with fairly basic handtools. Installing a suspension lift can require some additional skills, depending on the actual kit.
The body lift is also quite a bit cheaper.
Body lifts are generally easier to install, they can be done in the driveway with fairly basic handtools. Installing a suspension lift can require some additional skills, depending on the actual kit.
The body lift is also quite a bit cheaper.