Fomoco12

wouldn't that be 1/2 inch rake?

Ajb1205

I installed a Daystar 2" level kit. No complaints other than having to cut down the 3 studs on the top of the strut to allow for the extensions to fully seat. Approx. 1" rake since I installed Firestone bags, too.

Before:


After:

AC_F150

I didn't have nearly the rake before as others, so my level is more subtle. I just washed the truck in the before pic on a beautiful day so i find that pic is a little better then the one i took this morning. (Cloudy and misty) If you look at the fence in the back ground you can see how much it truly raised the font end.

Fordjunkync

My last 2 pics have the 2"
This company has it there Made in the USA
If I can find some stock 4x4 blocks & will try that look next.
https://www.f150forum.com/f38/tire-w...9/#post3584502

In 2yrs give or take I will likely change tire sizes again.

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r3cc0s

So there are obviously many options here

So I think getting level has more to do with how much stock rake you have.

My friend has a 7200 GVWR XLT which seems to sit with much less rake than my 7650 or my buddy's 7700

So basically that means:

7200 w/o or just with tow package
7700/7650 with Max tow & or HD

So, I think with my Max tow, to get level will take a 2 inch level, vs a 1.5

Anyways, my other question is... which level do not require any triming of stock bolts and which is better...

Hell Bent Steel or Autospring? I kinda prefer the look of the chunky aluminum billit, but I'm sure its all the same