[alaska_titan]

I have been flirting with the idea of a 4" lift for a long time now, and I now have the opportunity to get pretty much any parts at cost (rather than retail), since my old boss is now running a dealership that is a new ford dealer, but also specializes in custom trucks (lifts/drops/exhausts/etc).

Here's the thing, my truck is still primarily a commuter, but also a weekend toy. I don't do any rock crawling or extreme off road stuff, but would like a kit that handles well on and off road. What lift for a 4x4 would you guys recommend? Also I have the same needs for tires (fairly quiet/smooth on road, and good all season performance). What size/brand of tires are you guys running?

Post pics if possible...

Thanks

 

[Soljah]

Heres some pics of my 2wd with a 4" cst lift up front and a 2" block in the back. I know the cst spindle lift will only work on 2wd. I think rancho makes a 4" lift for 4wd. You might want to give Greg a call at PRG and see what he thinks will work best for you. Pics just to give you an idea.

 

[AF-Medic]

I have been flirting with the idea of a 4" lift for a long time now, and I now have the opportunity to get pretty much any parts at cost (rather than retail), since my old boss is now running a dealership that is a new ford dealer, but also specializes in custom trucks (lifts/drops/exhausts/etc).

Here's the thing, my truck is still primarily a commuter, but also a weekend toy. I don't do any rock crawling or extreme off road stuff, but would like a kit that handles well on and off road. What lift for a 4x4 would you guys recommend? Also I have the same needs for tires (fairly quiet/smooth on road, and good all season performance). What size/brand of tires are you guys running?

Post pics if possible...

Thanks

Anyway of getting another fellow Alaskan Titan a hook up? I have seen the Just Trucks advertise the Procomp lift for 2200 installed.

 

[NorCal 4x4]

Mine is set to about about 3" and handles great on tiny, twisty roads.

I been running BFG AT KO LT285/70/17s for the last 30,000 miles and they handle great and take big hits, river rocks, pot holes, with no problem. I should get another 20,000 out of them.

Follow the link in my signature. SAW coilovers are probably better off-road, but for more lift the DR coilovers ... you can flip the hat and get 4.5" or 4.75" of lift if you are into that.

Remember ... the second package down on the page, the first one is for 2wd Titans only.

 

[Justintoxicated]

Just get the PRG upper arms and Custom Valved SAW's from PRG (Greg).

Absolutly love my setup, did very good last weekend at the So Cal Titan meet. it also feels alot better on the road (although I have gotten used to it now) I didn't have the most crazy lifted truck or anything and the 6" lift is also very nice but for the money the 4" with 33" tires is an excelent way to go. Not sure if you can get the PRG version of the shocks at cost or not, but it is definately worth the money.

My truck is sort of a creeper. The lift isn't huge, and it does have Mud tires but other than that I like to keep everythign functional including usualy being able to fit in parking structures etc when I go downtown. I did not crank the preload to 4" but Greg leveled the truck for me.

So I have DR rears and shocks and PRG upper arms (They are also worth the extra cost over the camburgs). I'm thinking about adding some air bumps but not sure yet.

If I was going to change my lift for another one, the only thing I would consider is the Mid Travel Kit from Greg.