24packman

No problems here, over 5,000 miles on and still happy!

D Roc

im assuming he put expensive king shocks on his F150. never understood why ppl do that for stock or leveled f150...some ppl have more money than sense or sense and still want to spend unnecessary money. to each their own.

D Roc

to the OP:

just throw you on a leveling kit with the tons of available kits on the market. people are going to say use this brand or that, use strut kit or space, lift or leave stock. they ALL have pros and cons... a leveling job should be a very inexpensive not major modification. i say pick what makes your wallet. i do not have 33s like you want but im running a 34.7x11.3 or something like that. and i have no problems with a 2" level and my factory 18x7.5" wheels. i drive my truck off road ALOt on my land, farm, and deer lease with no problems at all. i know you have 20" wheels so i will say this. blue jean has the pics to show you that they work and i have a buddy with 2010 king ranch with level. he wanted 33x12.5 mud tires for some crazy reason even though he uses the truck to carry his kids around and to the grocery store. he has rubbing issues on hard turns or turning into a drive with a hump. the only thing that rubs are his massive side lugs. the only time it has been offroad was when we tried to drive through my field.




hopefully your truck is a 4wd... if not i will shut up bc i have no experience with level and 2wd

PS i see your in benton... im up there a lot shooting sporting clays an los paloma ranch off of tall pines road. check that place out if you havent been before. will actually be shooting at our company shootout Saturday. im work in downtown shreveport.

smurfs_of_war

What he meant by the coil rubbing is your upper control arm will come in contact with your coil at full or near full droop. Common, happens across the board, nothing you can do about it with OEM UCA's don't worry about it

OEM shocks will be fine- I replaced the whole coil over assembly with new simply because I do a LOT of back trail running and my back is bad. Makes a huge difference, but like mentioned- more money than it's worth to some. Any brand spacer kit is as good as the next as far as I am concerned. I see no pros for one over the other except maybe the cool sticker you get in the box

Good luck

Incidentally [MENTION=37682]24packman[/MENTION], that's a bitchin' truck. I like it. Blue Jeans is a beauty

24packman

Thanks bud, first mention! Oh yeah, haha. She's a work in progress give me sometime, hopefully she will have a brushguard come monday!