i've got a 99 f150 that i use as my daily driver i wanted to put a lift on it and just wanted some inputs from anyone who has lifted theirs as to which kits are best for these trucks its on the road most of the time but it does go offroad occasionally i want to clear 35's any inputs you can give me would be greatly appreciated

ok if i was you i would just run a 3" bodylift, tweak the torsion bars till it sits level with the back and run 315/75-16 tires (35x12.50-16 equals) and run them on your stock rims....they will rub the frame but not bad enough to limit your steering radius....i am running 315s on a stock 96 chevy on the stock rims...had to do a lil trimmin to make them fit without the bodylift...but with a bodylift you'll be fine....i wouldnt spend the money on the IFS lift, because on a IFS truck you really dont gain anything over the bodylift.....of corse there is allways the SAS to think about...just ditch the IFS and go SAS which i am doing on my 90 excab chevy....but since your only running 35s i dont think that would be that practical for you

a while back four wheeler did a 4"?? lift on that era F150. they actually lost about 4 inches of flex after the lift. go witht he body lift for sure. if you get some nice wheels, get them with a smaller backspacing to get rid of the frame rubbing, 315/75 are great, anything bigger nad youll start to wear stuff out, any smaller, and well.....ya, go with them. you should be happy with the 3" body lift.