Lift Kits - Presented by Andy's Auto Sport

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We don't know anyone who likes a stock truck, and one of the best ways, in our opinion, to set your truck or SUV apart from the rest is to install a lift kit. Not only will look more aggressive, but it will also be much more capable while off-roading. Check out the video above to learn more. From stock replacement parts to high-performance aftermarket accessories, Andy's Auto Sport has what you need to get the looks and power your vehicle deserves.
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A special thanks to our friends at www.pitrow-diy.com for the use of their do-it-yourself shop during our F250 lift kit installation.

[@dr.thunder2632]

thats cool as hell that pit row does that, very good for people who dont have room or tools, but are real and do their own work.

[@trucksunlimitedfab]

Ugh, no. In some cases, it will allow the suspension to have more travel, like adding a leaf or putting longer springs on.

[@DReaper3]

And you should probably have your alignment checked afterwords.

[@ComonPpl00]

damn those 'Trucks' shown are tiny.... where i live, the minimum when lifting a truck is a 36" tire, although that is rarely done, usually 38", 44" or 46" tires, sometimes 54" :)

[@IRapeXBL]

How do you figure?

[@mr3rbg]

Good thing is to run over the clouds with a truck or suv ... Andy you are working will

[@707_Speed]

not if they're installed properly

[@GhostyMist]

holy fuck 54" haha, fuckin tractor tire or what, lol