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Give your Ford Super Duty first-generation superior lift height with Rough Country's 6-inch Coilover Suspension Lift Kit!
This all-inclusive kit comes with everything needed for a total transformation of your truck.
Run up to 37in tires while preserving the smooth, factory ride quality with this impressive upgrade.
When changing a vehicle's suspension, the key to preserving ride quality is keeping the geometry of all suspension components as close to their factory angles as possible.
Rough Country's new 6-inch Suspension Lift features a set of ultra-durable radius arm drop brackets, precision fit to bolt right into the factory mounts for an easier install and a more factory-like angle.
Utilizing this conversion kit, you're removing the factory independent coil shock and coil set-up and replacing it with a massive 2.5in piston, nitrogen-charged, 8-stage adjustable Vertex Coilover.
Rough Country’s Vertex Coilovers feature a monotube design with an external reservoir for increased oil capacity and damping sensitivity.
When it comes to investing in a high-end kit, you’ll be pleased to find that Rough Country’s 2.5in piston design is beefier and offers an impressive 56% greater fluid capacity than the average reservoir shock.
Each kit is paired with a monotube shock that provides optimal damping control.
Installation requires cutting and drilling to install, and an estimated timeframe of 6-10 hours is recommended to complete this full installation.
This full kit can be installed at home and can be completed efficiently and quickly!
Rough Country's 6-inch Coilover Suspension Lift Kit is backed with a limited lifetime replacement warranty towards manufacturer defects.
As such, the product is protected from structural and workmanship damage after the date of purchase.
With our industry-leading warranty, give yourself peace of mind when using Rough Country's Suspension products!
Fitment Notes: Does NOT fit dually models.
If the vehicle is equipped with rear overload leafs, they will need to be removed.
