ford4wd08

autosprings makes a good kit, the front levelin kit is 80 (for a powdercoated one) and you can get a add a leaf for the back to increase your payload and raise up the rear end, i think its like 120 for the add a leaf

http://www.autospringcorp.com/

flareside93

the skyjakcer kit would have to be your best bet. it gives you the height and the level that you were looking for. Skyjacker has a lifetime warranty on their products too.

And I dont think that 3" lift will make your 18" rims with 33" tires look small. I think you will be happy with the Skyjacker setup. the only thing, if its the smooth ride springs, i have had bad experiences with them. (bent the front two on my '81 CJ5)

jkieser

yea im still debating on whether to get the skyjacker 3in kit or just get a hellbent 3inch leveling kit for the front and pick some add a leafs for the back but not sure yet.

tallpalehandsome

i have no experience with it, but anyone ive asked says the skyjacker is a p.o.s....
what i plan on doing is throwing on the hellbent level kit, and then replacing the rear block with a bigger one to keep the rake in the *** end..

jkieser

thats what im hearing a lot of to that the sky jacker is a p.o.s. so i think im gonna go with hell bent 3inch in the front and the 3inch replacement block from auto spring in the back.

tallpalehandsome

ya thats what im doing...sounds like a fail-safe

jkieser

thats what i did, i just ordered the 3inch level kit for the front and the 3inch block for the back.

dilloncawthon

your cv angles are gonna be a mess with that 3in. kit.

jkieser

and what will that cause??

ford4wd08

the raisin of the front by that much by 3in, the levelin kit for the front, its supposed to be hard on your cv's, it puts them at more of an angle than what they should function at, and your balljoints will be stressed at that much of a angle

here look threw this it has alot of info, well if i remember right it does lol

https://www.f150forum.com/showthread...ght=inch+level