Want to Lift your 2020 Ford Super Duty? WATCH as we install ReadyLift 2.5" FOX shocks & 37" tires!

In this video we walk you through the build process of putting together this Brand New Ford 2020 F-350, this kit went together super well and everything turned out to spec! We added a good bit of parts to this ReadyLift 2.5" lift kit, including FOX shocks all around and a steering stabilizer, to optimize comfort and performance! This kit is great! And made it easy to fit these 37" Yokohama Geolander X-AT Tires!
Full Build Specs with Part Numbers: mountzionoffro...

[@fernandoprieto2865]

One word --- Kick Ass!

[@mattsutton18]

Just put the 2.5 Ready Lift with Carli springs and Fox reservoir shocks - question: are you having an issue with the brake lines? The brackets that came with the kit are rubbing at full crank. Looking for a solve.

[@dr.josea.torotorres2779]

Did you had any front tire rub with those 37's ?

[@garzaisrael3]

I used a 3.5" Ready lift kit SST ( smart suspension technology). It is a step up from a basic 2.5" Ready lift. I also installed fox shocks ( front/rear) with a steering stabilizer. The ubolts and rear blocks come with the kit. I installed 37"x12.5" Mickey Thompsons on stock wheels; unfortunately they rub at full lock. No worries, it's harmless as they rub on a smooth surface. Only way around this is wheel spacers I believe.

[@ktmstud07]

can you give a parts list and numbers?

[@MountZionOffroad]

Done! Check the description for the link to the build specs, where you'll find the PNs for every lift component

[@MarsFit78006]

Want to keep the same wheels on my f250 and put 37”s on them. Do you have any rubbing? Can it go full lock to lock? You are not using spacers?

[@MountZionOffroad]

We did not install a spacer with this build. Notice that the tire is not much wider profile than the stock tire, so changing the offset or tire rubbing was not a concern in this case. To install a 37x13.50 would certainly require a spacer or different offset and possibly more modifications to the front end of the truck

[@alaindouge5499]

Hello, I live in Montgomery County, MD. Was wondering if you could give me some advice I have a 2018 F350 dually. I am not sure if I want to go to 37" in fact the only lift kit I found attractive is the one made by Kelderman, only problem I do not want to spend that much. Can you give me any advice, like can I stick with my stock rims like in this video and put 35"or maybe 37" tires on them. I also like the look of a 4 link rear but again only found Kelderman with that option

[@MountZionOffroad]

Thanks for watching! Converting your truck from traditional leaf springs to air with 4-link is really expensive & complicated! Dually wheels can have larger tires installed on them, but there are some restrictions because the original wheel is so skinny. If you plan on installing larger tires on stock wheels keep in mind that they will need to be skinny as well to ensure proper fitment on the wheels. For example a 285/75R17 Nitto Ridge Grappler is required to be mounted on a wheel that is alt least 7.5" Wide & no wider than 9.5" to wear uniformly.

[@roblenox1711]

What was the cost for parts

[@MountZionOffroad]

Here is what ReadyLift currently lists for the lift PN we used: www.readylift.com/catalog/product/view/id/3081/s/ford-super-duty-diesel-4wd-big-lift-kit-46-2724/category/13/ Also we used the drop brackets: www.readylift.com/radius-arm-bracket-kit-ford-super-duty-4wd-2005-2016.html

[@williamedwards6496]

Ready Lift Only makes a Drop RA Bracket for 3.5 Lift. Curious what your final castor was? Im sure the 4in rear blocks help.

[@MountZionOffroad]

We got everything in spec!

[@MongoMan1776]

It's too bad they didn't do a side by side comparison of the before and after all you get to see is the guy in front of the truck you can't really see the work that was done afterwards on the side angle

[@MountZionOffroad]

Sorry about that! With scheduling, it's not always possible to do a before and after but we will be working to show more angles of the finished product for sure!

[@gianniharrington5106]

I have a 2022 f350 I want to do the exact same lift/level kit, and keep factory rims and do 37” tires. I’m located in MD… what is the price on this build?

[@MountZionOffroad]

Give us a call Gianni, we would be happy to price that out for you!

[@MongoMan1776]

You're looking out a 5-6 K. Cost.

[@tominaklan9702]

What did it cost ?

[@tominaklan9702]

Go ahead say if I have to ask you probably can’t afford it.

[@tylerhebert9117]

How much for this exact level and install

[@MountZionOffroad]

Shoot us an email for a quote! [e-mail]

[@tylerhebert9117]

@@MountZionOffroad Man i’m in texas I can’t drive to PA for a leveling kit is there anyway you could ball park it for me? I’m looking for price references

[@nettyville8736]

@@tylerhebert9117 totally agree. These videos are helpful so they’re appreciated, but I don’t know why most of them stop short of pricing out the project. A simple disclaimer about pricing varying regionally would be fine. Or even offering a parts price list is helpful, if you wanted to keep your labor costs out of public domain. Not complaining here, but these videos fall just slightly short when they don’t provide all the details.

[@AnyManProjects]

Really really really…. Really? Just messing with you, great video 👍

[@beauxcyphus2843]

Trash. Readylift puck style leveling kit is total garbage. My 2023 F250 drives like total shit.

[@cruzsanchez8799]

What is the info for the tires ? Brand and size ?

[@MountZionOffroad]

Info is in the description!

[@rugerkampf]

The description says 37" Yokohama. What was the width of the tire? Thank you in advance.