07nightrain

Shull72, does the truck set level with the 3 inch block or a slight rake in the front?

Shull72

A slight rake to the front which helped out with fuel economy. Went up 2 mpg after the block.

07nightrain

how much rake are we talking about? I have the Auto Spring kit waiting to go on my truck when it comes in and just wondering if i should put a 2 inch instead of the 3 inch.

Stumpy

This much rake

07nightrain

That doesn't look to bad at all, i'm gonna run the factory wheels and 35 inch BFG mud terrains on it 35-12.50 18s I guess they will fit?

Stumpy

35 is an iffy size. Mine are 34.5

07nightrain

Are the 11.50 or 12.50?

blueflamescew

Yeah, thats two bikes, just a hair over 600LBS total

Jamers53

Monday I had some front Bilstein 5100's put on the front of my new 2013 F150. I put them on the highest setting 2.25" and it turned out great. I'm dead level front and rear. I may replace the rear block, or do a add a leaf. The work was done at the dealer for 3 hrs labor plus the alignment. At slow speeds it rides much better. No body roll when turning, very solid to the ground, and you hardly feel bumps. At highway speeds it is a little rougher. I'm sure on the lower settings it's less noticeable. It isn't that bad at all though. Now I just need to make a choice on my wheels.

jimmy0x52

2.5" rough country front lift on my '09 XLT 2WD SCrew with 265/70 R17 Yokohama Geolanders on the stock rims.