Fabtech 1999.5-2000 Ford SuperDuty 3.5" Spring Hanger Lift # FTS424BK

This kit does NOT include shock absorbers or a rear lift. PerformanceLifts.com strongly recommends the Bilstein shock absorbers for use with this kit. The Fabtech shocks are not as smooth riding as the Bilstein and do not have the design or construction quality that Bilstein does. If you want the best shock for your money you cannot beat the Bilstein! Fabtech sells these spring hangers without a rear lift. If you wish to also raise the rear of your Super Duty or Excursion and dont know what block or u-bolt kit is right for your vehicle we ask that you please follow these simple steps. Decide how you want your vehicle to look when its lifted. Do you want the vehicle level? Slightly higher in the front? Higher in the rear? The easiest way to calculate how much rear lift you require is to take some measurements of the vehicle as it sits right now. If the front of your Super Duty is currently 2 inches lower than the rear and you want to build a LEVEL truck you will need a 1.5" rear block. If you want the truck to have the same stance, just lifted, you'll want either the 3" or 4" block. Some Powerstroke vehicles are almost 3 inches lower in the front and require no rear lift. PerformanceLifts.com will select the correct rear U-bolt and shock absorbers based on the vehicle and block height you select. All you need to do is select the shocks you want and well take care of the rest. For those customers looking to get the front axle precisely located under the vehicle you will want the adjustable track bar. Without the adjustable track bar the front axle will be shifted slightly to one side of the vehicle. All of the items necessary to put together a complete Fabtech 3.5" lift kit are available by using the drop down boxes located below this item description.

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