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Rough Country 1.5 inch Lift Springs


markinms

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Anyone using the Rough Country 1.5 in Lift/Leveling Spring?

If so, are you happy with them?

Thanks!
Mark
 


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They are fairly stiff in a regular cab. Can't speak for a super cab but I would think they would be marginally better. I hated them so bad, it prompted me to lift my truck more, sooner just to get Skyjacker springs.
 
markinms

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4"
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31 X 10.5 X 15
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Thanks for the feedback.

I ended up using the Rough Country 1.5 in Lift/Leveling Springs. Made a big difference for me from the old springs. These, along with 2" blocks in the back, gave me the lift and appearance I was wanting.
 
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4.0 V6
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2WD / 4WD
Solid Axle Swap 4x4
Total Lift
6-7” front maybe 3” rear
Total Drop
0
Tire Size
33x12.50-15
I see now in your info that its a V8 truck. That helps too lmao! :icon_twisted:
 
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Stock
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I just picked up a Rough Country 2-inch leveling kit for my F150 to help accommodate some larger tires. I'm curious to see how that works out. I'll know by next Wednesday:unsure:
 
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