Leaf spring ?
I got mine from pick 'n pull off an F250. I'm going for the 2" of lift in rear and 4" up front.
I have them on there right now without the bumpstop, and the truck sits at normal height, if not +0.5"
I dont mind if there's a little bit of a rake. but I have the springs from that truck going in front on top of my coil blocks, then I'm getting new shocks, and radius arm drop brackets. So it should all lift up about 2" evenly from here.
I have them on there right now without the bumpstop, and the truck sits at normal height, if not +0.5"
I dont mind if there's a little bit of a rake. but I have the springs from that truck going in front on top of my coil blocks, then I'm getting new shocks, and radius arm drop brackets. So it should all lift up about 2" evenly from here.
Mr 7, thats pretty much what i have right now, i started with the rough country 2.5 lift kit and didnt like haveing stacked blocks so i bought new F250 springs for the rear and removed the lift block, If your going to lift your front end i would recommend just buying the 2.5 lift kit cuz without the axel drop brakets you will be replacing bal joints every couple months plus the thing will have a hard time aligning. that way it also comes with springs up front and all the drop brackets and hardware you need, i got mine from Jcwhitney for like $180 shipped, search the internet for coupons i found one for like 40 off 100 purchase plus free shipping. thats alot cheaper than buying all the individual compents
I have 2" drop brackets, because my original one was broken, so wouldn't it be just like leveling it without drop brackets? The whole axle assembly is pushed down two inches and sit just like stock. Should I get 4" drop brackets instead of the 2"?
I already have taller springs for the front too. Basically all I need to buy is: shocks, u bolts for rear, radius arm drops, and alignment. I have camber bushings also.
I already have taller springs for the front too. Basically all I need to buy is: shocks, u bolts for rear, radius arm drops, and alignment. I have camber bushings also.

