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Just throwing my truck out there for people that are thinking about doing some of the same things. Truck is a 2022 Lariat 3.5 EcoBoost with a 3.31 rear. I have Eibach Pro truck 2.0 coilovers on the front and pro truck sport shocks on the rear (the package deal wasn't available when I ordered). I have 2021 Raptor Beadlock capable take-offs on it.
I scoured several forums looking for info before I did this. We set the front coilovers at a 2.5" lift. I have around and inch of rake front to back. I have no rubbing on the front tires. I will say the tire is close enough to the air dam that I may want to make a small alteration to the corner of it. My speedo was 2 mph off after the tire change which I fixed with a Superchips Flashcal (also got rid of the annoying honk when I took the keys with me as well as fog lights staying on with high beams). I do notice that my dynamic bending lights seem to be turned to the left a hair which I guess may have gotten bumped during the install. Also have OEM rear fender liners which I think helps the look. Really want to get rid of the air dam chin and put on some sort of skid plate and swap out my side steps to something slimmer. Tires do have more noise than the Hancooks. If anyone has any questions fire away. I'm really happy with the way it looks so far.
I scoured several forums looking for info before I did this. We set the front coilovers at a 2.5" lift. I have around and inch of rake front to back. I have no rubbing on the front tires. I will say the tire is close enough to the air dam that I may want to make a small alteration to the corner of it. My speedo was 2 mph off after the tire change which I fixed with a Superchips Flashcal (also got rid of the annoying honk when I took the keys with me as well as fog lights staying on with high beams). I do notice that my dynamic bending lights seem to be turned to the left a hair which I guess may have gotten bumped during the install. Also have OEM rear fender liners which I think helps the look. Really want to get rid of the air dam chin and put on some sort of skid plate and swap out my side steps to something slimmer. Tires do have more noise than the Hancooks. If anyone has any questions fire away. I'm really happy with the way it looks so far.