have 96 f150. need 2 inches or more for clearance for large tires. will kit provide this?
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might get a 1in at best. better off buying coil blocks to stuff in there. good luck
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You might get 2 more inches clearance with 90lbs psi, but if you don't have enough weight on your truck, you'll be riding a bull on rough roads. Hang on tight!
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I don't know that it will raise your truck, it should support the height. it may raise it a little. I would call firestone they should have a tech support line.
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It will, however, I don't think it is a reliable form of suspension lift. If the bag deflated, from a hole or loose line, it would ruin your tire and cause some serious body damage. Not to mention the wicked ride to the ditch. Best of luck.
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I would say no. they are not for that purpose. They are for load. I put mine in a class A motorhome and they work great for that application.
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Joseph, you can adjust the length so it will fit a small truck (like a Ranger, etc) to a full size. I have an F-150, 2 wheel drive. I don't know if it would adjust long enough if you have a Four Wheel Drive with oversize tires, and a lift kit though. Hope this helps.
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The RS999909 Compressed Length is 16.7" and Extended Length is 21.71" and initially lifted the front about 2". After some miles, the lift is slightly less (approximately 1.75"). I do not know what year your truck is so I do not not know if the RS999909 will fit. Go to http://www.gorancho.com/ and put in your year ( ), make (Ford), model (F150), and drive (FWD) to see if it will fit. The matching rear shocks don't add any lift so installing these up front gets rid of the "Ford rake" and makes the truck level. Have camber kits installed on both the front driver and front passenger sides of the truck when you have the shocks installed.
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Yes I recently installed this on my 06 Ford explorer however it is a pain in the ass to install yourself... Comes with alignment instructions, Max tire size 275/65r18 roughly 33" with wheel spacers... tire will rub on upper control arms in the front if not installed.... Good product for the price considering its the only "lift kit" for this vehicle
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Bolt pattern and back spacing would be where you might have issues, 16" or 17" size will definitely work. I would suggest you contact a local tire retailer (Firestone,NTB,Goodyear) for further guidance.
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Check to make sure you have 2 inches of space between the back of the tires you have now and the frame of the tractor, if so these will work just fine.
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Well I wanted to level out my 04 4x4 so what I did was measured the front and back. And it was 2.5" if your just wanting to level the truck out. I would place the truck on a flat surface and measure at the wheel wells. Hope this helps
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Hello Fred, Yes, if you have a 2" receiver hitch on the truck you can use this kit. Thanks! Got-Chrome.com 888.552.4766
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The 2" receiver tube extends about a 1/4 inch through the bracket. With that said, I have a full size spare tire and there's about a 3" space between tire and tube. Hope that helps.
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It is a leveling kit so you should be ok. But with the 4 door I did need to get wheel spacers for 33" tires
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Mine is a double cab this was a great kit for the price came with all i needed im running a 285/75/16 tire great combo
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I believe it will if you place the rear tire of the bike in the rack. The rack itself should fit your F150 because it adjusts to different widths of truck beds. We have a Toyata and it fits well. My only concern would be because of your narrow tires it may not be as stable in the rack-our tires are mountain bike tires and they are snug in the 2 1/2 inch slot of the rack.
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Don't know if this kit will work on the heavier vehicle and bigger tire than bicycle. I know this kit works fine for bike. Check with mfg.
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Sure, this should work great, just measure and enter the rear tire size in the computer.
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yes I believe it should fit your tire lugnuts. and yes it is a complete tool kit to bring down your spare tire from the under side of the vehicle.
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Absolutely , make sure to measure your tires don't just take the tire size off the side. It makes a big difference believe it or not.
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I have seen Tundra's with 35inch tires with only a 2.5 lift. It rubs on hard turns, but they fit. A 3 inch will make it a little better but you may still want to trim. That can be done when you install the kit. An additional $50-$100. So don't get discouraged and get smaller tires.....get 35s and drive careful until you can trim.