Level kit
#1
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Level kit
Looking for a level kit for my 2010 Lariat S Crew. Want a true 2" level to match up with the back. Found the following, but don't know what's good and what to look at, so wanted some guidance:
https://www.amazon.com/MotoFab-Lifts...f_rd_i=desktop
Any help is appreciated.
Plan is to put some bigger tires on the truck. Currently have the Stock Ford 18s on it, but looking to go with a wider 17, but don't wanna had to deal with tire rub.
https://www.amazon.com/MotoFab-Lifts...f_rd_i=desktop
Any help is appreciated.
Plan is to put some bigger tires on the truck. Currently have the Stock Ford 18s on it, but looking to go with a wider 17, but don't wanna had to deal with tire rub.
#2
Mark
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I would buy steel.. up to you. Can you run a 17" wheel ?
#3
I saw the motofab ones and contemplated buying it but couldn't find any reviews or any talk about them. Doesn't look bad I mean it's a spacer there's not much room for manufacturing errors, but steel would hold up the best
#5
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That was my only concern...aluminum. The reviews on Amazon seen good, but I am a novice at this, so want more info before committing to a purchase.
#6
Aluminum is pretty malleable, remember you're throwing this on your suspension. All in all it is just a spacer but I would go about purchasing a product a little more reviewed upon. There's a good amount of different spacers out there
#7
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So it comes down to either Daystar or Autospring. Those seem to be the best out there for what I am looking for. Anyone with these installed. Ive read that with the 2" levels, people still have about 3/4" rake. Should I go with 2.5? Will that get me level?
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#8
Those are two of the bigger kits people use. I've seen the autospring and have heard many good things about their products. 2" would keep the suspension components healthier for a longer period of time. A 2.5 up front without adding a block in the rear is pushing it on the suspension. Then again, if thats the look you're going for, then by all means. I don't recommend it though, 2 inches to be on the safe side.
#9
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Those are two of the bigger kits people use. I've seen the autospring and have heard many good things about their products. 2" would keep the suspension components healthier for a longer period of time. A 2.5 up front without adding a block in the rear is pushing it on the suspension. Then again, if thats the look you're going for, then by all means. I don't recommend it though, 2 inches to be on the safe side.