will my drive line still fit with the 4.5 lift
746251
If you run stock shackles you should be close. I ended up getting a longer rear shaft to be on the safe side.
746252
It will fit but if u wheel it it can come loose a transfer case drop will help but the best thing to do is get a sye kit it well worth it
746253
If you install a yse. But with a stock slip yoke driveshaft and no transfer case drop no.
746254
I would definitely get a sye. Then you can just use a front XJ drive shaft for the rear. I used the hack n tap style sye and picked up a used front drive shaft from the junk yard. I've been wheeling it for about a year now with no vibes or problems. Ideally I would have used a new drive shaft and rebuilt my transfer case with a sye but I couldn't justify the extra money.
746255
Yes but death wobble will occur. Actually lifted closer to 6 inches cause they are so stiff.
281889
I also have a 2006 F150. King Ranch, 5.4L. I am not an expert and don't know the answer to your question. However, could we assume that a body or suspension lift would not change the mechanics under the hood? If I were you I would do a little more digging and make a few calls to K&N;, a local mechanic, Ford dealer, etc.
281890
I have a 2" lift with no problems. I can' t see the lift being an issue as it does not change the space in engine compartment. Go for it, if you run into an issue it can be returned.
517487
take the existing lift motor out and compare them. I had to make some modification(realign one mounting bolt hole) My guess would be that it would fit. Not a difficult job.
820149
It will fit under the front end, but I would not purchase this lift, you should purchase the lift that has fork attachments for the front end
1746732
not sure bro, what lift do yo u have on the truck. if you are talking about 4" that is body lift and some spring spacers then yes. Otherwise then you need to size what ever you have on right now and order accordingly. The length of this shock is equivalent to the stock one, so if you are using the stock then this should not be a problem.
1070393
Yes, this will work fine, but it will be a more stiff ride than the factory spec. That said, with mine installed (4.7V8 2004 Limited, Quadra-Drive) I don't have to use a jack to change my oil and I have more head clearance under the lift gate - these were my main goals when purchasing this. You get used to the ride - just make sure your drinks have lids.
1788123
I believe it will fit. I installed these on a 99 4x4 and they were an exact match. I did have to return the first set I ordered as Amazons description wasn't the best. I would call Detroit Axle before ordering so you don't have to deal with extra headache. Good luck!
256107
I believe it should work for all 5.4s from 99 and up. If you don't order one with the custom tunes already on it then you will have to buy them. From $75 to $150 depending on what company you use. It does come with a stock tune that you can customize yourself but you won't feel any difference in power or torque
258526
You will get 4 inches max and need to get additional parts for on road driving, to keep everything smooth if you go 4x4 you will need extended brake lines front and rear, adjustable track bar and or dropped pitman arm, you will probably get vibration in your drive line due to the new angle of the rear drive shaft
1867730
Nope. My old one was fine. I believe the shaft seal is deeper inside the transfer case. After installing, be sure to put the column shifter in N before starting engine and pushing the 4WD selector buttons.
234729
Definitely not you want that to fit with no rub your gonna want to go for the 4.5 lift.
290287
Probably. The stock drive shaft has a cv style joint, not a u-joint. It is not forgiving and mine immediately failed after lifting the jeep 2". I ordered an aftermarket drive shaft with real u-joints instead of that factory style cv joint. No problem after that.
863032
I suggest you go to the website for the "air Lift Units". They want your truck info and then they will tell you what you need to know. You can contact them via email as well I am sure... to help with your specific question. Jim
189007
Probably but you should go to Lift Supports Depot .com and select your year and model to be sure. Torx bit is mandatory and WD40 is a big help.
1228767
just 1... but the price is comparable to what you'd pay for each.... also, the 4.5" lift will give you closer to 5.5" lift when planning for the front.
1731059
the lift will fit the only parts that wont work on those models are the adjustable track bar