HELP 2.5 Level Front Higher than back
#1
HELP 2.5 Level Front Higher than back
I posted previously about have front end work and a 2.5" RC level installed on the front.
Somehow I screwed up my figures. Rear is now 1.25" lower than the front.
Do I need to order the 2" rear lifting blocks or go with the 2.5"?? I rarely tow anything. Just like the level look with a touch of rake
Will be using 275/70/18 tires
Thanks
Somehow I screwed up my figures. Rear is now 1.25" lower than the front.
Do I need to order the 2" rear lifting blocks or go with the 2.5"?? I rarely tow anything. Just like the level look with a touch of rake
Will be using 275/70/18 tires
Thanks
#2
Beer, Boats, and Trucks.
an entire 1.25"?? that seems a bit much. How are you measuring? Also what blocks do you have in the rear currently? Pics of the what's under the leaf springs so we can help identify?
#3
Reference Pictures
Measured center of cap to fender
Front - 24.75
Rear - 23.5
Rear.jpgFront.jpgRear Block.jpg2005 F150 2wd.jpg
Front - 24.75
Rear - 23.5
Rear.jpgFront.jpgRear Block.jpg2005 F150 2wd.jpg
#4
Beer, Boats, and Trucks.
Ah yeah makes sense, the 2.5" levels if you have the 1.25" 4x4 block in the rear. I'm sure somebody on the forum is selling their 4x4 blocks!
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#6
Beer, Boats, and Trucks.
That block you see is not a block, its attached to the axle (like welded to the axle) you would want to add a 1.25" block to that. That's how the 4x4s come from factory and that's why a 2.5" spacer will level a 4x4 and leave a 2WD nose high. 1.25" blocks with new ubolts.
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