Hey, i was wondering if anyone had any pictures of the pro comp 6" cross member kit on a 2001-2003 2wd screw, or any 2wd f150. I am taking my truck into the shop next week were i can get this kit installed for $1500 with 35" tires. I am not really crazy on having a huge lift, i was wondering if this kit is on the lower side? i have seen some 6" kits that look like 9" and some that look like 4" kits.

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this is my truck, i just got it a week ago. The guy before me said he wasnt sure on the lift, ive checked it out and i believe it has a lift spindle setup.

 

Sweet Screw!

 

Hey, thanks for the reply, before i go out and spend that kinda money i might just get a body lift and 35's. Is there a 2" body lift that will fit my truck that will clear 35's with the lift i already have on it now?

 

i dont even think a 2" would clear 35s on a 4x4 much less a 2x4 (not being sarcastic), you could probably squeeze 33s...wandell could probably advise you better than me

 

If you have a 3.5 inch spindle lift and add a 3 inch Performance Accessories body lift you should be able to fit 35s'

 

Yesterday i found out my friend had a 2.5" lift coil and upper c arm for my truck to add to the spindle. I also ordered some 315/75 R16 tires. I have talked to people about the ball joint wear on coil/upper arm lifts and most have said a camber kit would help. is this true? if so how, where does it go on the truck?

 

Well, a camber kit should have no affect on ball joint wear. It just allows you to adjust the camber on the front end. THey are just bolts with a cam on the head that your replace your a-arm mounting bolts with.