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That’s awesome, thanks for the info. I’m seriously very torn, but maybe I will stick with the ready lift after all. Anything to keep the field as close to the nice factory right as possible. I also don’t wanna mess up any of the sensors or technology, but with all the posts on here it seems...

Thanks for the info. It’s tempting to spend a little bit of money especially if their ride is improved. That’s the only drawback of modifying a suspension on these trucks, you typically lose a lot of that nice factory ride. I know this sounds a little odd, but I was hoping to keep some of the...

Can anyone compare this Ford Performance kit with the 2" Ready Lift? I don't mind spending the money, but is it really worth it? Will the end result be similar? I like the look of the 2" Ready Lift honestly, I like how it keeps a little rake, but if the Ford Performace/Fox system is a better...

That’s my biggest concern is rubbing. Also what size wheels can I use. I was planning to use a 20 x 9. I just don’t know the offset that I need to purchase or the backspacing if anybody knows? I really don’t want any poke, and of course, don’t want any rubbing or trimming needed. Ready lift was...

Those are 275‘s. I’m wondering about the 285’s.

Do you think the 285 65/20 will work with a 9” wheel?

Has anyone experienced any issues with any of the sensors or automation components? Also for the first time in as long as I can remember I’ve got a slight concern about the added wear and tear on the additional components, u joints wheel bearings etc. Anyone else share these concerns?

I have a monthly car wash pass, so I’m usually washing my truck three or more days a week and after snapping off several other small ones that were similar to the OEM, this stubby has done perfect. Plus there’s no quality change in receiving any stations.

This is the best antenna. Picks up all stations including HD, and is truly car wash safe. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VWS9V5S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Are those in stock wheels? That’s the exact tire size that I want, but I was looking at an aftermarket 20 x 9 wheel

I’m in the same boat as you. Oh although I actually didn’t realize that my order had included the floor mats. Usually I get the carpet ones and just keep them off to the side until I sell the truck for the next model. But now I’m actually glad, as there’s not a husky liner option for that back...

How is everybody doing with their 2 inch ready lift? Any issues so far with the tech? Has anybody been able to fit 285 65R 20’s?

I have used husky liners and all my previous trucks and love them. I agree, they feel much more durable then the weather techs. The only problem, right now both manufacturers do not have an option for the crew cab with under seat storage. So you will likely need to either use the Ford tray...

I got the drop in liner from Ford. I generally will get a drop in liner from a local supply place, but I ordered this time trying to save a couple of minutes. I prefer the drop in liners over the spray in because I feel like gives more protection to the bed. From time to time I have 5 gallon...

My biggest issue is that I don’t want any rubbing. Obviously I’d like to get the biggest tire possible, but I don’t wanna mess with any rubbing.

I currently run KO2 and love them. Out of curiosity, why not get a load range e?

The only thing I don’t understand, ready lift claims on their site that you can install up to a 295/60 20. So the 285/65 20 wouldn’t fit??

What’s the Max size tire with a 2” level and 20x9 wheels? I’ve previously ran 285 65/20 and liked that size, but unknown if it will fit without rubbing.

I’ve always had good luck with the Husky liners, but I just realize that they have no option if you have the under seat storage. I will likely get to Husky liners for the front and then utilize the included Ford tray liner until husky comes out with some thing. I can’t imagine that’s all they do...

I was told that an FX4 has 4” of rake, so a 2” level still leaves a 2” rake. Perfect for me. I’m still confused on the tire size.... can I fit 285 65/20 on a 20/9 wheel With no rubbing?