WOULD THE 2 1/2 OR THE 3 WORK BETTER FOR A 2006 F150 XLT 4X2
1394403
I have an 05 and I put the 2.5 on it. And it leveled the truck out. And if your looking to put bigger tires on. I was able to put 285/70R17's without any trimming
1394404
Not sure but I used the 2.5 and I was able to install a 33" tire with a 20"×9" wheels. On a 4×4 the 3" may put the front up higher than the rear of the truck
2263140
I do not see why CFM would be any different using a 3A adapter. The 3A will give more capacity power wise than the 2.6A.
55795
On a Ford Expedition it makes sense to get the 2 inch receiver. The smaller receiver is for smaller cars.
2237068
Not sure Matt, it seems tht the top link on the Stampede is a little longer; I installed it on my two Slash with no problem , 4x4 and 4x2.
774586
I have been very pleased with the performance makes the truck come alive. I have noticed that the truck shifts better. It all depends on which setting you are in. #3 gives best mpg and great for Highway driving or showing off but shifts seem harder when just city driving. I use #2 setting all the time shifts feel good and major performance compared to stock plus 2-4 mpg's better. I only use # 1 when towing and seems fine. Hope this helps.
1678944
3 1/2" would fit with no overhang in the front or back. 4 1/2" - 5" would look better IMO.
483172
3 by a large margin. Only get the 2 if you are space limit. The 3 is much more versatile.
133756
As long as your truck has the 2 inch reciever, yes. Which is the most common for big trucks.
1489544
Hello Harold,Using 3/16" drill works fine.I would not use any drill larger due to possible strain on motor. Best regards, Paul
2023000
We did use this with a 2" and 2 1/4". One word of warning; the locks on this thing are hard to get to and fill with road grim. I had to blown them out with air more often than I cared to do it. it's sitting in the garage waiting to find a new home.
1768730
if you get the 1 1/2 to 2 your 2 will go on the OD of the valve . If you get the other it will go on the inside. Im sure both will work. I would go the bigger size so the water is not necking down when it goes through the valve
1239489
no the 3" will not fit inside the 2 1/4. I don't know if they sell a smaller version because I am using it inside a 3" so I didn't look for a smaller one.
1419623
I believe 3/4" is recommended but mine is on a 1/2" line and it works perfectly.
448235
3hinges is always better than 2. Thats a really heavy door, if it was me id consider 4
584307
3/4" that could possibly reduced to 1/2' but would restrict the output flow. My choice would be 800 model that generally swap out without modifications.
1965556
Yes no problem. But 2 1/4*85 will not work as suggested below, unless it has a small core. Be careful what you buy. But this will work.
484302
5/8". I don't believe they make a 2" hitch with anything less. 1/2" is for your smaller hitches.