floridabama

I have a 95 F150XL, 2wd. It sits leaning forward, since it's pretty much bone stock. I want a leveling kit, but some of my friends said i can just put in rings or spacers? I want it to be real level so i'm gonna do 2". I wanna know, would the rings or spacers work, or should i just go legit and get the coil springs?
Plus, would it look wimpy with just 30s on it?
Please help.

fORDfAnATiC2012

You can't do a leveling kit because of the I-beams on the 2wd of the pre 1997 trucks. Your tires will start leaning in and wearing bad

f150cam

you gotta get the coils for the truck, i got mine from rough country.

http://www.roughcountry.com/ford_2wd..._leveling.html

i got the stock tire size on my truck and it looks fine IMO.

1989-FORD-F150

He can, because people have done it but he'll need new camber bushings or his tires will wear really bad but it can be done

fORDfAnATiC2012

Well I must drive the wrong truck bc my truck of the same year and model down to the XLT could not get a lift

Warlockk

I just did my 1990 xlt. I have a nice write up on here with photos. There are many kits. I simply replaced the stock springs with heavy-duty springs from Autozone for a 2" lift. Then all you need is an alignment from a competent technician. Mine didn't even need adjustable bushings.

ndnJedi

What year truck you got?

(on iPhone app, so I cant't see sigs if you have a sig telling the answer)

f150cam

he has a 95 2wd f150 too.

ndnJedi

Wonder where he was looking, that he could not find a lift for it then? Lol!

f150cam

it took me a while to find the leveling kit for my truck lol.