View Poll Results: What is your experience with leveling your 2015/2016 F150 using spacers?

I raised the front with a >=2.5" spacer, and I HAVE NOT experienced long-term drive line effects.

16.67%

I raised the front with a >=2.5" spacer, and I HAVE experienced long-term drive line effects.

I raised the front with a <2.5" spacer, and I HAVE NOT experienced long-term drive line effects.

23.81%

I raised the front with a <2.5" spacer, and I HAVE experienced long-term drive line effects.

I didn't level my 2015/2016, or I wandered in here by accident and have no input.

59.52%

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Real-world' long-term leveling results and issues

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10-26-2016, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by dkgreyf150

I don't think you can every really tell that a spacer or lift truly caused the issue 100%.

That's why I was careful not to say that spacers caused the issue, if one occurred.

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How do you know the truck wouldnt have had the issue if it was never put on.

With a large enough sample size, you could attribute problems to spacer installation... or not. That was my objective.

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10-26-2016, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by DeltaNu1142

That's why I was careful not to say that spacers caused the issue, if one occurred.

With a large enough sample size, you could attribute problems to spacer installation... or not. That was my objective.

True, but i don't know if there is enough data on these truck to be called long term.
Anytime you go aftermarket you take a chance of it affecting the integrity of the original design, therefore causing issue and parts needing to be replaced. Some trucks are just more prone to issues also.