Can you lift a 4x2?
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Originally Posted by keith_bennett
I can tell your a truck noob.
You're is a contraction, short for you are. (ex: I can tell you're a truck noob.)
We've all had our share of "dumb" or "noob" questions, no point in attacking a fellow member for asking theirs - I knew very little (and still do!) about the F150 and personally find these forums to be an invaluable resource.
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It may just be for the 2003< trucks BUT...I would go for a spindle replacement lift. I love mine, and have 0 problems with it. I only got 3.5 inches of lift...but I feel that is all I needed in order to give my truck a more aggressive truckish' stance. I put 35" tires on mine...and trust me you will feel the weight of them while you drive...AND it will hurt your gas milage. Just something to think about If you do go for a lift and get larger than stock tires...I would strongly suggest regearing your diff. as this will make up for the lost power of the taller tires and such. Just my $.02
~Phil
~Phil
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N00b
Yes, I am a n00b. I bought my first truck less than two weeks ago. Before that I drove a Chevy Metro (formerly Geo Metro). I appreciate the patience you guys have with me as I've got a lot of questions. Thanks for all the advice - John
PS - In common Leetspeak, the word "n00b" usually has the 'o's replaced with zeroes but since 1337 is completely freestyle, you can spell it any way you want. It's just that using the zeroes will make you look less like a n00b. Pwnd.
PS - In common Leetspeak, the word "n00b" usually has the 'o's replaced with zeroes but since 1337 is completely freestyle, you can spell it any way you want. It's just that using the zeroes will make you look less like a n00b. Pwnd.
Last edited by JohnG6; 08-03-2007 at 04:18 AM.