- So recently we did a top five suspension kit
for the 2019 to 2020 GM 1500 trucks
and you guys absolutely loved it.
And there's quite a few comments in the comment section
asking us to do Ford's.
So we had to pick a generation and a truck
so we figured that we would do the recent generation
2015 to 2020 ord F-150s.
I'm Lawson with Custom Offsets.
Today we're gonna go over the top five
suspension kits for the 2015 to 2020 Ford F-150.
If you guys would like us to cover certain generation
in the next video drop your ides
in the comment section below
and of course if you need a suspension kit you guys
know where to get it, customoffsets.com top to it.
All right so like in the last video
we started off lowest to highest.
So were gonna start off leveling kits
in this video as well and work our way up.
First up is the two and a half inch BDS Leveling Kit
coming in at literally on $154.
For that price point you get a top mount strut spacer
as well as preload spacers, which helps with increase
performance in cornering as well as offsets,
they increase weight of larger tires.
So you don't lose ride quality.
We all want to stuff a nice wheel and tire set up
on our trucks but don't want to lose any ride quality
and this kit does just that.
Now unlike most kits on the market
these two piece system does not max out
the upper ball joints meaning
less wear and tear on your truck.
A one inch rear block kit is also available
as well as NX2 series rear shocks.
Making it available to maintain a slight rate.
Overall a fantastic option for only $154.
Next up on our list
is the HaloLifts one to three Aluma Mountain package.
We've been seeing F-150's with these Halo kits
pop up all over the place.
We've even saw them on multiple F-150s here in the shop.
Now this kit comes in around a $2,000 price point
but the quality of the kit and what you get
makes every penny worth it.
Starting up front the quad lever comes preset
at two and a half inches with a free spanner wrench
so you can adjust it on the fly
whether you want to run it at one inch,
three inch or anywhere in between that.
The shock bodies are made from a hard anodized aluminum
so you don't have to worry about
the performance in cooler conditions
as well as nice form of protection.
Moving into the rear you can also get a two inch,
a two and a quarter inch, two and three quarter inch
and two and fine eighths inch billet aluminum rear block
as well as rear shocks.
Now the Aluma Mountain package
does also come with after market upper control arms
but if you don't really want those upper control arms
or your going with a different brand or something.
You can purchase the Halo lifts ultimate kit
which is literally the same exact kit
minus the upper control arms for only $1,400.
Moving up into the full lift category
is our four inch BDS suspension system
coming in around $2,000 which is the same design
that they had for the previous generation
2009 to 2014 models just redesigned
to fit on the updated chassis.
Now like usual, BDS takes pride in their engineering
using quality material built right here
in the United States of America.
From the laser cut quarter inch cross member
to the CNC machine steering knuckles.
NX2 or Fox shocks 2.0 shocks.
The list could really go on and on
with the parts you get with this kit.
Oh, and if that wasn't enough,
BDS is no fine print warranty, five year 60,000 mile
plus drive train warranty for the best lifted suspension
protection coverage on the market.
I mean that just sounds cool in itself.
Moving to the next size up is Superlift Six Inch Lift Kit.
Coming in just under $1400 this kit gives you a lot.
From CNC steering knuckles
to CNC billet aluminum driveshaft spacer
builds in rear shocks to replace your factory shocks,
we can still maintain that ride quality
I mean, come on, Superlift put the time into designing
and engineering a quality kit which is why it becomes
our most popular six inch kit.
Oh, and don't worry about cutting
or welding anything during installation.
This is a direct bolt on kit that aligns
to OEM specs retains OEM track width,
and allows room for the use of 18 inch
or larger wheels and 35 inch tires.
Last but certainly not least,
is the ReadyLIFT Seven Inch Lift Kit.
While I was out in California visiting their facility
I was pretty amazed to not only see
where they brainstorm ideas
and their engineers actually design a kit literally
right in front of me but also to see
that file gets sent downstairs and watch it get laser cut
and brought to life while maintaining quality.
Now I know a lot of people get worried about modifying
their truck because of factory warranties and such,
which don't get me wrong I totally understand
it's something that everyone thinks about when modifying
their vehicle especially with a seven inch kit
I mean that's a big kit.
But ReadyLIFT offers a warranty as well
which is a five year 60,000 mile warranty
which is called the ReadyGuard warranty.
So say you bring your truck into the dealership
due to an issue with your CV axle
or something along those lines and they don't want
to touch it due to your truck being lifted.
They're ReadyGuard warranty kicks in
and ReadyLIFT has you covered.
Already guys so that's why I got for you guys
on today's video of covering
the top five suspension kits for 2015
to 2020 Ford F 150s, now if you guys have any ideas
or generations you wanna see in the next video,
definitely drop them down in the comment section below.
If you guys need a suspension kit for your truck,
you know where to go customoffsets.com.
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