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I just got home from running some errands and there it was on my front porch. My Hi-Rider Seat Lift Kit!!! I drive a '95 F-150 ext. cab and wanted to do my install 100% stealth so I wanted to put my 12" W3's under the seat rather than take it out. I found the best way to do this was to lift it. After a ton of research, I went to www.LMI-Welding.com and found the 4" lift that I needed. Now all I got to do is install it so I can pull my measurements to build my enclosure. Only thing is, I got my truck gutted right now for the damping process I will post again to let you know the final outcome of the operation lol.....
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Doesnt your head hit the erfin ceiling or are you a little person? Just wondering. My head hits my ceiling in my standart F-150 and I dont see how you could lift your seat 4"s I have a use for 4 inch suspention lifts but I already have that.. ok thanx
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Ok, I think i need to clear something up.....The 4" lift is for the "rear" seat, the bench in the ext. cab. I am not a short person, i am 5'11&15/16" lol. Anyway I hope this clears up that issue.....
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Ok, just to clear up the issue, I am 5'11" so i am not that small. The 4" lift is used on the bench seat in the ext. cab, the rear seat.....hope this helps.....
I know the product, we use them in our shops occasionally, I just take every opportunity to make short jokes. I stand 6'-8" tall, so I have to drive an Expedition. The best laugh I've ever had was in the face of the car salesman that was trying to tell me that I needed to buy an Explorer, Like I could fit..
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Someone with some experience on custom installs please read this and give me some ideas........I dont have the money to pay someone to do the install for me and if I did I would miss all the joy and the pride I would feel if I did it myself......
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