Question about installing a lift kit on F150

[SabreKiller]

I've got a 2014 F-150 XLT and am thinking about putting a lift kit/bigger wheels and tires on it. I don't want much of a lift and am thinking maybe a 3" lift. Any suggestions on the best kits and what would it generally cost to install? Thanks

[BW412]

I did a 2.5" leveling kit with rear blocks on mine. I run 34.8" tires and I am real happy with it. It didn't break the bank and looks great. I have a 2013.

[Big H]

I did a 2" leveling kit on the front and a 1.5" on the back. I run 35-12.5-r17 and they barely rub the air dam. Bought the kits from topguncustomz.com

[Chance Love]

Mine's a little older (2006). I started with a leveling kit and ran that for about 100K miles. Then I had a 4" BDS lift kit installed. I've got 228K miles now and have no complaints. I like the lift. With the lift I originally ran Toyo Open Country MT's (34x11.50) for a while. The price on them just got too high, so now I'm running Cooper STT Pro's. I liked the looks of the Toyo's better, but have zero complaints on these Coopers. If you are only going 3", I would stick with a leveling kit. I think you may even be able to get some Bilstiens and raise it up a little. As for cost, I think the lift kit was around $2000 installed. Could have been less, I can't remember that far back.

[BW412]

Forgot to mention...I'm running an autospring. They sell them on eBay. Great company. I've had them on my last two f150's with no issues.

[ttubudd]

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[Bowhica]

2.5" level kit on 35". Trimmed the front valance initially, but added a ranch hand.




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