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Hope this helps!!

 

Maybe now?

 

There ya go !
Sweet looking truck

 

Thanks for your help!

 

That angle tho. Man every time I think about doing a 2" level I look at these images and it changes my mind.

 

Same here, I am on the fence about a level.

Thinking about a size bigger tire and maybe 1.25" bora spacers instead. Or something on that order.

 

Its just a CV shaft, don't let it worry you.
The part #s are TX738 rt side and TX739 left side. (rock auto)
They only cost around $100 each and only an hour labor to change !
I say go for it, make your truck look the way you want!
The worry is about premature wear... not immediate failure.

 

I've owned many CV 4x4s and SA ones and I can say I've changed many CVs on trails and side of road. Now days not a fan of having to work on my truck in the Texas heat lol

 

I have never been stranded by one or had to fix on the side of the road.
They usually make quite a bit of noise to let you no they are going bad.

 

According to Ready Lift, for a 2017 F150 (screw short bed 4x4 anyway), a 2.25" front spacer will level it exactly.

That said, I wanted a very slight rake, so went with a 2" autospring spacer on the front.

After installing it, it was almost perfectly level - if anything, I felt it looked a little nose high - esp if there was anything in the back (I think just the weight of the diamondback cover weighed it down just enough to look off - though measuring it, it was darn near perfect).

I ended up replacing the rear 2" block with a 2.5" block to get just enough rake to look right to me and be able to have something in the back without squatting.



Now I just need to decide on some larger tires to fill out the wheel wells. Leaning toward 295/70r18 34" Yokohama Geolandar G015's (the others I am looking at - today anyway - are Michelin Defenders or Nitto Terra Grappler G2s).