ReadyLIFT Suspension has engineered a line of suspension products made to fit the 2011-2016 Ford Super Duty equipped with diesel engines. Our 2011-2016 F250 4WD 3.5"F/1.5"-3.0"R SST Lift Kit provides the exact amount of front and rear lift while allowing for wheel and tire combinations up to 35" and keeping the smooth OEM ride and drivability. This ReadyLIFT SST Lift Kit is the perfect Lift Solution for the 2011-2016 Ford Super Duty trucks with a diesel engines and a two-piece drive shaft. Does not fit the 2011-2016 Super Duty with the 6.2 liter GASOLINE engine. The 69-2531 3.5"F/3.0"R SST Lift Kit includes 3.5" powdercoated steel coil spring spacers sound isolators shock extensions sway bar frame mount spacers bump stop extensions carrier bearing spacer track bar relocation bracket radius arm drop brackets and OEM-style 5.0" Rear Lift Blocks for a great looking mild lift system that will maintain your factory ride! NOTE: This kit is for use on trucks with a two-piece drive shaft. If you have a one-piece drive shaft use kit 69-2538. NOTE: The lift blocks in this kit are not designed to work with aftermarket or factory add-on air spring/load leveling kits that attach to the bump stop tangs. Use of this type of air bag system will void all block warranties and can cause failure of the block bump stop tang. Diesel engines only. Gas engine trucks will sit nose high. NOTE: Tow Package vehicles may require longer U-bolts or removal of top overload springs.
Features
Advancing the traditional casting process, the Hybrid Forged Series utilizes flow forming to cut down on weight and increase strength. Flow forming also allows for a great range of wheel widths within each design.
Brand Overview
We are a manufacturer of Luxury and Performance Forged Wheels and Hybrid Forged Wheels, using advanced flow forming to make a stronger and lighter wheel. The TÜV Verified Forged Factory is based in Miami, Florida, housing state-of-the-art CNC machines and producing the Engineered Art known as asa truck store
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