Phil48315

How much lift does the spacer advertise ?

You could measure the wheel wells and jack the front of the truck up and stand back and give it a look.

dhmcfadin

Have the spacers installed and then decide if you need the blocks in the rears. The rear blocks are incredibly easy to do in your driveway.

SIGP225A

I installed 2" on front of mine and it is fine. 2018 F-150 crew cab

ronemca

It depends upon whether you want it to sit level or maintain the rake. If the latter, then yes - otherwise, probably no.

ronemca

Summers22

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Yep, I know.....lol. I have lowered, leveled, lifted, all in my driveway. I just see where 4x4 2" is level and they have a block in the rear. So I would assume since I don't have the 1.25" rear block, it would be nose high. I have sourced a set of OEM rear blocks/u-bolts, so they will be on hand once the 2" or may go with 2.5" is installed.

Summers22

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Might work, but my driveway is sloped, so it may not......lol

Phil48315

Well ya got a pick-up don't ya ?
Throw that jack in the bed and find a flat parking lot. lol

Summers22

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Yep, we will see. Probably do a 2 or 2.5, then add a block in the rear if necessary. Only going up to a 275/60/20 Falken AT3.

Summers22

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Well I just bought a Rough Country 2" level kit and my son is bringing me his OEM blocks and u-bolts from his 13. I will get those cleaned up and painted before install. Hope I dont need them, but I have to take out my Ford Performance lowering shackles anyway to install the OEM shackles. Now to decide on tires.....99% set on 275/60/20 Falken Wildpeak AT3.