2010 Platinum Level or Lift

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#16

01-20-2011 | 06:56 PM

Dog'em

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With 3:55 gears and wanting to run 35's, depending on the type of tire you had better plan on gears also. Your fuel economy and performance will suck.

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01-21-2011 | 02:40 AM

hammer40

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Originally Posted by philly164

wow!!!!! i'm amazed that the dealership installed a leveling kit for you,,i never knew they did that,,i bet it was expensive though,,,,,,,,

My dealer installed my 2" kit for an additional $125.00 when I bought my truck.

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01-21-2011 | 01:19 PM

fx4 for life 79

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Pro comps kit looked real top notch when I bought it for my 09 but I then decided to upgrade to a rize

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01-22-2011 | 12:45 PM

philly164

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Originally Posted by hammer40

My dealer installed my 2" kit for an additional $125.00 when I bought my truck.

wow!!!!!!that's awesome!!!!

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01-22-2011 | 02:16 PM

Ford#1

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Originally Posted by Ibrocun

Consider a Performance Accessories PLS kit. It will let you put the 35" on it for a lot less money than a suspension kit (about $550 for the complete kit). The only change to the chassis is a 2" leveling kit, so it will not have the impact on your ride or drivetrain like a suspension kit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiGbzcLrk6o

I have the same truck and I am considering this lift here. My question is, how much gas mileage do see losing with larger tires?

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