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[A_carrillo08]

Old setup- Leveled on bilstein 5100s (2.1 inch setting) rocking the stock 18 inch sport wheels blacked out with plasti dip and 295/70/18 nitto ridge grapplers

New setup-
Bilstein 5100s at 2.1 inch setting with raptor take offs also blacked out with plasti dip and BF Goodrich 315/70/17 KO2s.

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Old setup- Leveled on bilstein 5100s (2.1 inch setting) rocking the stock 18 inch sport wheels blacked out with plasti dip and 295/70/18 nitto ridge grapplers

New setup-
Bilstein 5100s at 2.1 inch setting with raptor take offs also blacked out with plasti dip and BF Goodrich 315/70/17 KO2s.

How long did the dip hold up for? Looks great btw

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[Tizzzo]

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How long did the dip hold up for? Looks great btw

It’s been holding up great so far only issue is my detailer sprayed some wheel cleaner and it dried the color to a very matte looking black/grey color but it’s help up great, no chips or peeling at all.

 

[Waveslider]

 

[Mjackson704]

What kit and engine do you have?
Looks great!

 

[jridout325]

1.5” leveling kit with some 305/55R20’s looks great, rides great and no rub at all

 

[Waveslider]

What kit and engine do you have?
Looks great!

Thanks.
Powerboost with Fox 2.0 Ford Performance leveling kit.

 

[Adronm]

Thanks.
Powerboost with Fox 2.0 Ford Performance leveling kit.

How do you like the fox 2.0? I’m debating the 2.0 vs 2.5. How much lift are you actually getting? I also have a powerboost and have heard the extra weight makes it difficult to get the full lift. My apologies if you already mentioned it but what size/offset wheels and tires?

 

[Waveslider]

How do you like the fox 2.0? I’m debating the 2.0 vs 2.5. How much lift are you actually getting? I also have a powerboost and have heard the extra weight makes it difficult to get the full lift. My apologies if you already mentioned it but what size/offset wheels and tires?

I really like the 2.0. I was concerned it would ride too stiff with 2.5 as I’m rarely off-road, except when visiting job sites or or minimal camping/motocross type activities. I didn’t measure the actual amount of lift but it looks pretty much level. I was majorly concerned as well about getting lift on the heavier Powerboost. I did a lot of research on the forums, called Fox, and spoke with a couple vendors. Ultimately I chose the Fox 2.0 “Tuned by Ford Performance” kit because it comes with 550 lb springs. It says it’s for 2015-2020 F-150’s but is the same ergonomically as the Roush kit that is specified for 2015+ F-150’s. However, the Roush kit comes with 650 lb springs and requires the spring perch be adjusted by ⅝” to get the appropriate amount of lift. It has been found by others and I have now verified myself on my truck, that The Ford Performance kit requires no adjustment and sits at the correct height for Powerboost right out of the box.
I went with +20 Method wheels and 285/70-R18 Ridge Grapplers. First time I’ve run anything smaller than 20’s in many years but wanted more of an off-road look on this build so went with the 18’s. To me the 20’s are too big for an off-road looking truck with 34” tires.

 

[LonestarFX4]

2” Ford Performance kit. 295/60/20 Recon Grapplers. No trimming or rubbing so far.
Happy with the stance and ride quality. It has max tow so the rear is a little higher.

 

[dalt83]

2021 with Rough Country 2" level and General Grabber ATx 275/70/18 on factory wheels (for now). Kind of going for a Tremor look.

 

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[LostBoy]

What leveling kit and size is this Sir? Thank you.

 

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[Ang]

1.5-inch front leveling kit with 33 inch BFGoodrich all terrains and wheel spacers all around

 

[A_carrillo08]

2021 with Rough Country 2" level and General Grabber ATx 275/70/18 on factory wheels (for now). Kind of going for a Tremor look.

So I ordered a leveling kit and kept trying to decide what tire size to go with. I researched a ton and couldn't find your exact setup. I thought about keeping stock tires and said screw it. I ordered 275/70/18s with the exact rim you have. I have to say it was the right choice. Awesome look you have. All you need now is the tremor side steps. I'm trying to get me a pair as we speak. So you did me a solid by posting your pics. I may have missed it but what brand of kit did you go with

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