4" Rancho for 08 F150 SCREW
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01-18-2009, 05:38 AM
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Another thought is to keep your eye on your local Craigslist ads....daily. I found my Rancho for $650, brand new, never installed, incl. the Rancho 9000xl shocks. In fact, he had already installed the OEM spring onto the front shocks! This guy was all ready to install and decided he wanted to go bigger and ended up with a total of about 7" of lift. Best thing about it is he's located about 45mi from me but was good enough to meet me half way...no shipping!
Point is, there are deals out there, so be patient and keep looking.
I hope to have it all installed by February.
Good luck!
Point is, there are deals out there, so be patient and keep looking.
I hope to have it all installed by February.
Good luck!
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01-21-2009, 01:02 PM
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I haven't done the install... but VTHokie's signature has a link to pics of his truck and the install.... http://www.thejonesfarm.com/2006_f150.html
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03-04-2009, 11:20 PM
it all depends on the shop, labor rates vary obviously. the shop in town refused to install a lift kit that wasn't purchased from them, said it was a liability, more like they couldn't screw me selling it and then installing it. i'd say 600-1000 depending.
