EcoBeast2.7L

Does anyone know what the size is to lift my truck perfectly level? I have an 2018 f150 sport stx package.

I see 2" and 2.5" spacers seem common. Also any recommendations for a good deal spacer is appreciated.

Scott91370

Ive seen people say 2" made theirs level and others say 2.5" did the trick.

I have what was said to be a 2.5" and mine is level.

jason430

Ready lift makes a 2.25 if just want to split the difference. That is the one I'm thinking about going with.

NASSTY

The amount of rake can vary from one truck to another. You should take some measurements to see how much rake yours has.

EcoBeast2.7L

Thank you all very much.

TLRD

Find a spot that is as level as possible and measure from the ground to the top of the wheel well. One side of my truck appeared to be .25" lower on one side than the other. I think I may have been on uneven ground. From what I had researched when looking for my leveling kit is that the newer models typically only need a 2" level as they don't have as much rake as say the 11th gens. I personally have an 11th gen and bought a 2.5" level and it's perfect. I'm also running about 5psi in my rear bags but I don't think that's enough to raise the rear end up any.

Point is, measure and move to another location and measure again.

Eduskator

Best way to know is to measure yourself... Tape from ground to fender (right in the middle). It's usually 2'' rake in the front (our 2017s are)

Are you planning to tow often? If so, I would consider leaving a little rake.

BadFish523

Measure it but not from the ground. Measure from the center of the wheel to the top of the wheel well. The difference between the front and back will be what you need to level it out. Measure as seen here.

TLRD

It didn't even occur to me to measure from the center of the wheel. Seems like a much more accurate way to measure.

EcoBeast2.7L

Amazing info tyvm

Heck yes, I will do this!

​​​​​​​This is my first time learning about "rake"