snoftall

I've been searching this forum for a while and have seen a ton of leveled supercrew 145" wheelbase / 5.5' bed trucks, but almost none with the longer box.

So lets see some of those leveled supercrew 157" wheelbase / 6.5' bed trucks

Also, post the details of your setup so that any others who are trying to decide on their own set up have an easier time making a decision. Avoid saying "see signature for details" in case you change your setup or remove details in the future; that way the details of the setup won't get lost. Lets try to keep it simple and concise and list the details in the following way:

Front: "Size" "Brand"
Rear: "Size" "Brand" (if applicable, or just say stock/OEM if none)
Tires: "Size" "Brand"
Wheel adapter/spacer: "Size" "Brand" (if applicable, or leave blank if none)

snoftall

I'll start it off with an example; and yes I know it is a 5.5' bed, but I couldn't find an example of a 6.5' bed (Another Dubsesd Knockoff Level):















Front: 2.5" Procomp level lift
Rear: 2" Autospring block
Tires: 285/65R20 BFG KO2
Wheel adapter/spacer: 1.5" Fred Goeske

lansing0713

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Trimmed my lower wind dam.

mlpjunior

I love the look of your truck. I have a very similar config to yours. What is your lift/level/offset/tire setup?

Zikaprevail

Most people dont hae 6.6 ft bed, they buy whats on the lot.

lansing0713

Level: 2.5" rough country level (extra 1" in the rear end)

No offset.

Tires: BFG's TA KO2 28565/R20's (no rubbing at all)

oniontrader

I have same as lansing but with Auto spring 2.5" 1"more in rear and KO2 285/65/20

Pictures don't do justice at all looks a lot better in person.

Tires look more aggressive in person and it sits higher than it looks in person. Power running boards are actually helpful now.

kingranch2006

2.5 Tuff Country Front Leveling... Rear Block
285/65R20 BFG KO2

Knot@Work

Not sure if you've seen the thread I started for 6.5' bed / 157" wheelbase pictures. I love seeing all the different combos and I think there were quite a few that were leveled.

https://www.f150forum.com/f118/super...thread-318806/

lansing0713

Yeah. My dad is getting older now and the regular factory running boards were a little high for him. He did not like the extra height of my truck. The power running boards go down lower than the standard.

But I agree the tires and the stance of the truck are perfect.