Leveling kit questions
Hey guys,
Been a long time since I've posted but I also haven't been driving my truck since last year, been driving me 96 bronco winter ride lol !
Anyways, before I put my 95 f150 4x4 back on the road I really want it to sit higher. I've found a leveling kit seems to be just enough and the cheapest to make my truck look better without needing bigger tires ! However I have a few questions.
1) are coil replacements or spacers better? ( I would rather buy coils cause to me that seems to be the better quality lift but if I'm wrong let me know ! )
2) After install , obviously you'll need an alignment. But I've read that some times the you'll need extra part to get everything back in range. Is this true ? And I so, what will I need ?
Thanks in advance !!
Been a long time since I've posted but I also haven't been driving my truck since last year, been driving me 96 bronco winter ride lol !
Anyways, before I put my 95 f150 4x4 back on the road I really want it to sit higher. I've found a leveling kit seems to be just enough and the cheapest to make my truck look better without needing bigger tires ! However I have a few questions.
1) are coil replacements or spacers better? ( I would rather buy coils cause to me that seems to be the better quality lift but if I'm wrong let me know ! )
2) After install , obviously you'll need an alignment. But I've read that some times the you'll need extra part to get everything back in range. Is this true ? And I so, what will I need ?
Thanks in advance !!
Hey guys,
Been a long time since I've posted but I also haven't been driving my truck since last year, been driving me 96 bronco winter ride lol !
Anyways, before I put my 95 f150 4x4 back on the road I really want it to sit higher. I've found a leveling kit seems to be just enough and the cheapest to make my truck look better without needing bigger tires ! However I have a few questions.
1) are coil replacements or spacers better? ( I would rather buy coils cause to me that seems to be the better quality lift but if I'm wrong let me know ! )
2) After install , obviously you'll need an alignment. But I've read that some times the you'll need extra part to get everything back in range. Is this true ? And I so, what will I need ?
Thanks in advance !!
Been a long time since I've posted but I also haven't been driving my truck since last year, been driving me 96 bronco winter ride lol !
Anyways, before I put my 95 f150 4x4 back on the road I really want it to sit higher. I've found a leveling kit seems to be just enough and the cheapest to make my truck look better without needing bigger tires ! However I have a few questions.
1) are coil replacements or spacers better? ( I would rather buy coils cause to me that seems to be the better quality lift but if I'm wrong let me know ! )
2) After install , obviously you'll need an alignment. But I've read that some times the you'll need extra part to get everything back in range. Is this true ? And I so, what will I need ?
Thanks in advance !!
If your springs are still good, spacer is cheaper. If your springs are shot, just get F250 springs, someone else will pipe in with the part number. It's like moog cc844 or something close.
As far as the alignment, you'll need camber bushings. Adjustable camber bushings. Napa has them, advance has them, etc. You won't know what you need until you do the lift. If you look at the how to section here, I did a write up with pictures on how to change them out. Takes 20 minutes a side after you get the tire off
I have a 95 too, and I installed 2 in leveling kit, and they were spacer made by daystar. After the leveling kit I put 32x11.50 tires on er, and I had to have a camber bushing installed to get it aligned right. Here is a picture so you can get an idea of what it looks like.
Really it just depends on the condition of your current springs!





