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that sucks where it rubbing. your could either cut it, or drill a whole into it and into the wheel well and use a plastic thing (looks like a nail, but with a big head, and the "shaft" of it won't allow it to pull out) don't known the name of them but that could work pretty well im sure. you can get them at an auto store.
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It's hard to tell if the link you posted is for trucks lifted 0"-2" or if it lifts the truck 0" or 2". It's just not worded very clearly.
As far as the 1" setting goes, I think Bilstein makes 3 different versions of the lift 5100's for the F-150: 0", 1", 2" - 0" or 2" - 4" or 6"
What are you currently using for the rear lift?
As far as the 1" setting goes, I think Bilstein makes 3 different versions of the lift 5100's for the F-150: 0", 1", 2" - 0" or 2" - 4" or 6"
What are you currently using for the rear lift?
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i wouldnt do the bilsteins, it would be too tempting to go higher, then it would make those new tires look small
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