Might keep it and ugrade?
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i have always wanted a diesel lifted and thats what i would buy so yeah. Thats what im leaning more towards but also can have this truck paid off for by time i get home from iraq and just totally swap out suspensions and whatever else. so its still up in the air. Either way ill post pics of the final haha but prob end up seeing a diesel in it when i get back.
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What about doing a SAS and a diesel swap in the F150 after you pay it off? That would be what id do. It would be WAY more custom, WAY more capable, and you wont be getting all the new emission crap the new diesels have.
just a thought. and it could all be done for fairly cheap. 10k TOPS which is cheaper than buying a diesel and lifting it.
just a thought. and it could all be done for fairly cheap. 10k TOPS which is cheaper than buying a diesel and lifting it.
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Why would i go through a thread about IFS and massive tires?? it would be a street queen after i add 40s and may even go up too 42s. Plus it would not be a daily driver anymore bc i would get another truck to have as a daily driver.
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What about doing a SAS and a diesel swap in the F150 after you pay it off? That would be what id do. It would be WAY more custom, WAY more capable, and you wont be getting all the new emission crap the new diesels have.
just a thought. and it could all be done for fairly cheap. 10k TOPS which is cheaper than buying a diesel and lifting it.
just a thought. and it could all be done for fairly cheap. 10k TOPS which is cheaper than buying a diesel and lifting it.
Very true but how much would a sas run me?? how big of a lift would it get me??? how much better would it compared to running a 12inch rize lift with bilsteins, 40s or 42s, with a 3 inch body lift and 5.13 gears front and rear??? also with that wouldnt i need to get a new front drive shaft with the rize??
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What about doing a SAS and a diesel swap in the F150 after you pay it off? That would be what id do. It would be WAY more custom, WAY more capable, and you wont be getting all the new emission crap the new diesels have.
just a thought. and it could all be done for fairly cheap. 10k TOPS which is cheaper than buying a diesel and lifting it.
just a thought. and it could all be done for fairly cheap. 10k TOPS which is cheaper than buying a diesel and lifting it.
Also confused. You say it will be a pavement pounder. A diesel is cool and all, but any practical use for it ? How heavy do you tow ? haul ? Or is it just for the "cool factor" ? (nothing wrong with that, just curious)
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Very true but how much would a sas run me?? how big of a lift would it get me??? how much better would it compared to running a 12inch rize lift with bilsteins, 40s or 42s, with a 3 inch body lift and 5.13 gears front and rear??? also with that wouldnt i need to get a new front drive shaft with the rize??
Lift depends on how much you want. Run springs or coils.... buy ones for the amount of lift you want. Simple. Any lift height you can dream up is posible.
it would be worlds better. Solid axle is million times stonger then FACTORY ifs. It would ride stiffer, but handle the tires much easier. Wear and tear wouldn't be as severe as IFS, and you'd be able to wheel it a little vs. totally useless IFS. Since you ahve said your a pavement queen.... IFS might work for you. Still would be sweet to have a solid front F150. It would be beef ! And cheaper then a new superduty, and far more custom as well.
You'd need a new front driveshaft either route you go.
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price depends on your fabbing skills. It would cost me roughly $2-3k to swap in some new axles and SAS it. Its a rough guess. But I can also do all my own work. It would be much more pricey having a shop do it for you, but its still gunna be cheaper then a brand new diesel !
Lift depends on how much you want. Run springs or coils.... buy ones for the amount of lift you want. Simple. Any lift height you can dream up is posible.
it would be worlds better. Solid axle is million times stonger then FACTORY ifs. It would ride stiffer, but handle the tires much easier. Wear and tear wouldn't be as severe as IFS, and you'd be able to wheel it a little vs. totally useless IFS. Since you ahve said your a pavement queen.... IFS might work for you. Still would be sweet to have a solid front F150. It would be beef ! And cheaper then a new superduty, and far more custom as well.
You'd need a new front driveshaft either route you go.
Lift depends on how much you want. Run springs or coils.... buy ones for the amount of lift you want. Simple. Any lift height you can dream up is posible.
it would be worlds better. Solid axle is million times stonger then FACTORY ifs. It would ride stiffer, but handle the tires much easier. Wear and tear wouldn't be as severe as IFS, and you'd be able to wheel it a little vs. totally useless IFS. Since you ahve said your a pavement queen.... IFS might work for you. Still would be sweet to have a solid front F150. It would be beef ! And cheaper then a new superduty, and far more custom as well.
You'd need a new front driveshaft either route you go.
Ok well then i guess it would be better to run a solid axel swap with this truck and not sure what i should get either coils or springs. I like the looks of the coils but give me ideas or opinions as well. Maybe even pictures. I will be in Iraq here in the next month and plan on re enlisting so there for that bonus money will be the money i use for all this. I will have someone do all the work for me while i am gone if i decide to go with the sas.
But i also got a quote from 4wheelparts ( i know they are starting to have a bad rep but just got a qoute ) that said:
3inch Body Lift I Have Laying Around: Free
12inch Rize Complete Front And Rear: $6,593.93
41x14X5 R18 Iroks ( i think non bias ): $1,783.59
5.13 Gears Front And Rear: $450ish
Total: 8,847.46
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no worries man i appreciate every thing that your helping me with. Also if you would just rather email me its mhockey9090@aol.com thanks alot