To level or not to level
08-06-2011, 05:59 PM
#41
Originally Posted by Rightside
Does anyone know about the fender flares on Desert Dawgs truck? Would like to get a set.
08-06-2011, 06:45 PM
#42
2012 F150 XLT 5.0
My 06 screw has a 6 inch Rough Country lift..,however the back end is probably 2 inches lower than the front. Love the lift...but it looks like I'm driving uphill all day. I have 37s Kumhos w/ 22 inch rims and clearance is fine. I ordered an add-a-leaf from RC to jack the back up another 1.5 to 2.0 inches to try to get level or a slight rake. Anyone have a better idea?
08-08-2011, 08:53 AM
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Summary
Advantages of Leveling kit:
1) more clearance for off road use.
2) ability to fit larger tires.
3) The great look it gives to the truck.
Disadvantages of leveling kit:
1) increases fuel consumption (Coz truck becomes less Aerodynamic)
2) Reduces Truck's acceleration (Coz truck becomes less Aerodynamic)
3) Towing and loading capability will reduce ( the truck will be clear to lean backwords due to the weight either by towing or bed loading)
Advantages of Leveling kit:
1) more clearance for off road use.
2) ability to fit larger tires.
3) The great look it gives to the truck.
Disadvantages of leveling kit:
1) increases fuel consumption (Coz truck becomes less Aerodynamic)
2) Reduces Truck's acceleration (Coz truck becomes less Aerodynamic)
3) Towing and loading capability will reduce ( the truck will be clear to lean backwords due to the weight either by towing or bed loading)