Lowering a 4WD Ford F-150 IHC Drop Kit (Part 2/2) 

IHC helper bags are currently on the way!

You’re gonna love it!

@@ABrianLewisVlog do you have to have helper bags

@@calebmeza7866 yes IHC we have a video on installing and review! Be sure to check them out!

Thanks for watching!!

Good but we’re about to install some helper bags

That will be cool tag me in video when you do it

You never did it😢

Yes 🙌

Talk to the guys at IHC, they are very helpful and will definitely point you in the right direction. I'm considering doing this same 3/5 drop on my 2020 F150 4x4 and they did suggest adding the helper bags if you do light towing. Depending on the weight you are hauling you might just want to go with an air ride system. Without the helper bags it will sometimes bottom out over larger bumps if you're moving too fast. I also talked to someone in florida after seeing their truck with this kit. They suggested upgrading the front struts with the billstein 5100's set for zero lift as well as upgrading the upper ball joints. He suggested Kryptonite ball joints over what the kit has initially, hope this helps...

We modified the carrier barrier bracket. Be sure to check out my other videos. We did a video modifying it!

@@ABrianLewisVlog thank you for that info I will look up your video

Not sure about exact measurements. He never carries anything super heavy. He does haul stuff from time to time. If the load was heavy enough it would bottom out I’m sure.

@@ABrianLewisVlog thx

IHC the link is in the description as well! Thanks for watching!

This check our review video out

Yeah we didn’t cut anything just flipped them. The rear is a major pain all around.

No we did do a modification on the stock one though check that video out!

Just saw the video bro thank you for the info will try that mod once I install the kit

Think his is manual parking brake. But we had to take it loose.

Never comes in to play. I did a 3/5 with the electric Brake

Zero issues so far

Rides like stock. Super smooth.

Great thanks, thinking on doing same thing to my 4x4 crew cab

Yes

Can you give me more info in how to lower it and what kit to use?

@@jesusbarriga1343 check other install videos out and link to kit in description

I did it because once I accepted the fact that I would never take my truck off-road, my love for racing took my truck through a natural evolution that ended up with me lowering it. Now not only is my truck fast, it looks fast...and practical!

Because it looks and handles much much better than those lifted high COG POS you see driving everywhere with 35"/37" tires.

Because we can 😎 4 wheel drive still works.

4wd is still fully functional... o and have you ever heard of 4wd launches? she hooks and books

This comment is pure potato

@@ABrianLewisVlog good luck while you are high centered offraod..

@@stephenstaack1469 2wd still faster