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Old 02-27-2013, 03:51 AM
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2.5 inch Procomp metal level with 35 inch Nitto Trail Graps on 20 inch Monsters
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Here's mine.
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Default 2004 F150 4x4 Lariat Supercrew,

2004 F150 Lariat Supercrew Burgundy w/ Silver Trim.

Description: 3 inch level in front, 2 inch blocks in rear ("Motofab Level Kit" ($120)), 34x11.5 tires (Atturo, 295/70r18 ($932 ebay)) on OEM 18x7.5 inch wheels. Install ($500). Total -- $1,552.00

1. Removed front mud flats (rubbing); no metal trimming necessary though.

2. Rear blocks ensure the truck has the same/similar factory suspension rake. Keeping the original geometry prevents undue stress on the components/joints.
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Originally Posted by USMC_Atty
2004 F150 Lariat Supercrew Burgundy w/ Silver Trim.

Description: 3 inch level in front, 2 inch blocks in rear ("Motofab Level Kit" ($120)), 34x11.5 tires (Atturo, 295/70r18 ($932 ebay)) on OEM 18x7.5 inch wheels. Install ($500). Total -- $1,552.00

1. Removed front mud flats (rubbing); no metal trimming necessary though.

2. Rear blocks ensure the truck has the same/similar factory suspension rake. Keeping the original geometry prevents undue stress on the components/joints.
I hope that truck doesn't leave perfectly flat pavement. With the 3" level, your front suspension is beyond maxed out and you have practically no travel.

Keep an eye on the cv joints and upper ball joints.

While it's true keeping the original geometry prevents undue stress on the components, the addition of a 3" level puts the geometry so far from stock that anything you do to the rear has no affect other than driveline angles.

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Originally Posted by USMC_Atty
2004 F150 Lariat Supercrew Burgundy w/ Silver Trim.

Description: 3 inch level in front, 2 inch blocks in rear ("Motofab Level Kit" ($120)), 34x11.5 tires (Atturo, 295/70r18 ($932 ebay)) on OEM 18x7.5 inch wheels. Install ($500). Total -- $1,552.00

1. Removed front mud flats (rubbing); no metal trimming necessary though.

2. Rear blocks ensure the truck has the same/similar factory suspension rake. Keeping the original geometry prevents undue stress on the components/joints.
The only way to keep the original geometry is to un-install your 3 inch leveling spacer..
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I reminded myself again today, that I'm in need of an add a leaf.





Most of the weight taken out, just a little bit of that awful squat look.

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Originally Posted by powerranger262
I reminded myself again today, that I'm in need of an add a leaf.





Most of the weight taken out, just a little bit of that awful squat look.

Really good looking truck. There's like 5 usernames on this forum I always look for to see pics of their trucks, yours is one of them
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