that lift wont be good for anything but show.
no "suspension lift" for IFS trucks are good. all it is is a drop bracket. big deal. does nothing to benefit aside from more ground clearance in the middle of the truck. which doesnt mean jack shit if your mud boggin, cause that huge drop bracket is just a giant wall and will stop a truck dead in deep mud.
not to mention it looks silly.
if you like rock crawling and mud boggin and want a lift kit, you bought the wrong truck.
im not saying raptors cant go through mud or over rocks, cause they can. but if the terrain you ride on require a lift kit, yeah, wrong truck.
personally, id go SAS before i went drop bracket lift kit on an IFS truck. hell, id go body lift before i went drop bracket lift kit.
just my $0.05
Yeah, to be kind (I'm trying), not exactly. No offense but your post is a FAIL.
If you had $0.05 for every IFS truck that had a suspension lift you'd be able to afford a Raptor.
And lift kits add clearance underneath the whole truck not just in the middle.
No one except you said anything about "mud bogging" The poster said he wants to use his Raptor in the mud, in "muddy terrain."
And since you said it, "if the terrain you ride on require a lift kit, yeah, wrong truck." Really? Why can't the Raptor have a suspension lift when a Ford F-150 can and most all other pickups can? Is it because you say so?
You did say, "personally, id go SAS (Solid Axle Suspension) before i went drop bracket lift kit on an IFS truck. Hell, id go body lift before i went drop bracket lift kit." This is pure genius on your part. You're busy spending Raptor people's money on throwing out their IFS and replacing it with a solid front axle which would cost a ton of money and, for what purpose? Mud bogging that no one is talking about but you? And suggesting a body lift - what, a 4" body lift instead of a 4" suspension lift? Seriously?
OK, so you think a pickup truck with a suspension lift, "looks silly." OK. That's the only thing you said that's an opinion and that's the only thing you said that isn't incorrect.