Ford Fullsize Thread !!!!

[dave1014]

My 11 ecoboost

 

[PNWINFERNOPRO]

My very recently acquired 05 F450 service body with Starcraft pop-top camper.

 

[UsubM]

What suspension are people using on their F150s? I'm trying to get mine good to go for some offroading/camping trips in my 2007 XLT and I'm wondering if I need to replace the stock suspension. I'm not looking to do anything too crazy for now, but I'd like to not need to bust out recovery gear too often

 

[Raul B]

What suspension are people using on their F150s? I'm trying to get mine good to go for some offroading/camping trips in my 2007 XLT and I'm wondering if I need to replace the stock suspension. I'm not looking to do anything too crazy for now, but I'd like to not need to bust out recovery gear too often

Are you looking to up size your tires too? What is your price range? I just have coil spacers right now but saving up for full coilovers with new upper control arms.

 

[UsubM]

Are you looking to up size your tires too? What is your price range? I just have coil spacers right now but saving up for full coilovers with new upper control arms.

I'm thinking of staying with stock tire sizes so I don't have any power loss or have to worry about gear ratio changes, but I'm still pretty new to all of this so I may be a little off-track with what's an acceptable size change without having to worry too much about that.

 

[CAPT.HODGES]

What suspension are people using on their F150s? I'm trying to get mine good to go for some offroading/camping trips in my 2007 XLT and I'm wondering if I need to replace the stock suspension. I'm not looking to do anything too crazy for now, but I'd like to not need to bust out recovery gear too often

I too was thinking towards tires right after reading that. The right tread and tire size will net you more traction than suspension really, aside from being able to go a little faster through soft stuff. I have full suspension on a Super Duty but I have quite a few friends with F150's and 1500's that run Camburg Coilover kits. They work wonders over stock. With that, you could fit a slightly larger tire up front and have a little more travel to scoot around the trails.

If you wanted to postpone that investment, you could go for tires first and just run a leveling spacer like Raul. The new BFG AT/KO2 is my favorite, personally (for a DD). I would get the biggest tire you can fit on a stock wheel, leveled. If you get a kit with uniballs and uppers, your tire size will probably be limited by the new upper control arm. If you really wanted even MORE tire, you'd be looking at new wheels with more backspacing. Again, not totally necessary!

Enjoy your build

 

[jmnielsen]

Haven't posted in a while so here are a few of mine first two are my recent brake job and shock upgrade and the second two are testing it out on the beach and playing with camping gear.


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How did you fit that winch in there? Do you have a body lift or is that the Warn hidden winch kit? Trying to do the same thing, but don't really care to spend the money on the Warn Kit, since I already have a winch. (I have on 05 Lariat)

 

[darkjedi351]

Big whoops




Filling up after a wash



Towed a broken down semi truck fully loaded 3miles.




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very nice truck. what size lift, rims and tires?

 

[daddyusmaximus]

 

[xwerx]

 

[Jomax]

very nice truck. what size lift, rims and tires?

Thanks. 2.5in lift 17in rims, 37in tires. Coilover bypass system.

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[airjammer]

This truck is a blank slate

2009
F350
Short bed
V10
Ultimate Lariat option
Off road package
Heavy duty sway bar
47000 miles

Needs
upgraded shocks
Carli leveling kit
Transfer tank
Sliders
Light bar.
Leer cap

 

[Mountainhound]

link don't work

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[pappawheely]

Northern Nevada for BITD, Vegas to Reno

 

[Big50]

great pics Pappawheelly. Lofton is beast and so fun to watch.