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2006 Ford E350 V8 with 110k miles in Boise, Idaho - 6k $ http://boise.craigslist.org/cto/5773892168.html

Not sure where the 7300 is coming from. Here is where I found all of the numbers for towing and the highest number I see under eco boost is 7100. https://www.ford.com/resources/ford/general/pdf/towingguides/16RV&TT_Ford_Transit_Sep28.pdf

Love this van, I'm starting to think that 75% of the people (including myself) could run a 4" Weldtec kit and be just fine.

Sixstringsteve - I think your gonna have a hard time letting go of your E350 when you realize how much it can tow compared to newer vans, at 6500lbs your choices become very limited.

HA HA, I love that guy!

If I had a dollar for every time someone gave me some form of "sick van" look, wave, thumbs up or actually said it since owning this van, I'd have at least 50$. My wife hates it, she can't admit I was right in thinking my van is the coolest thing ever.

Congrats on the axles guys! I'm pumped to hear about how much you love the kit as well. I drive mine daily and am still smiling.

Not affiliated in anyway but it looks legit. https://portland.craigslist.org/clk/cto/5757066173.html 65k dollar sportsmobile v10

Sorry to hear this.

Just figured something else out that everyone may be interested in knowing with this kit. With this kit, rear 4" springs and 33s my van is less than 8' and will still fit in parking garages. :wings:

Mwilliamshs - just to help clarify, this kit is stupid simple. 5 brackets and they all have their defined place that you would have an extremely hard time screwing up. Once in place, drill the holes (very easy with a cheap right angle drill, sharp bit and cutting fluid) and then put the bolt...

I have Ujoints 4" springs and I have a good amount of room with 33s. I'm sure 35s would clear fine for light duty van stuff but not sure how far they would stuff into the wheel well. Maybe we will throw MGs 35s on my van some time and see what happens. I'm sure 34s would fit no problems.

There was a black van for sale in Illinois that the owner had the roof painted white and it actually was not noticeable initially. Thanks to the lip around the top it didn't stand out much and he said it kept the van cooler, obviously not a ton cooler but anything is better than nothing.

Thanks! The rear end does sit a little higher. These pictures make it look level or maybe even a little lower but I'm also on a slight very slight incline.

Ha ha, I actually like the 33s and knowing without a doubt I won't be rubbing anything no matter how rammed the tire is into the wheel well. But I may go to 35s when these run out.

Got the van washed today so here is another couple photos for y'all. Here is one I'm sure you all will be interested to see. That trac bar and draglink couldn't get any more parallel.

Those dudes tear it up! I can already tell you from the stuff I have to drive through downtown Portland that it's almost a whoop eater as is ha ha.

its so simple that since we did the install on my van (a couple weeks ago) I finally went to get the alignment checked just to make sure, nothing felt off, but I wasn't 100% sure. Well the guy came back and basically asked me why I came in because everything was within spec and handed me my...

Looks good!

I just wanted to add that I have been extremely happy with my van ever since putting this kit on. I don't worry about anything when I drive anymore and feel like I am able to handle anything that's thrown my way. Wether it's dirt roads, downtown potholes or people slamming on the brakes in...