Apeman

I lot of people here are using autospring. I have a 1 1/2" on mine.

PondJumper

I have a 2010 Screw 2 wd. I went with the AS 1.5 and love it. I have measured the results, and the front is about 1/8 inch high. It isn't visually noticable but I believe with the 2 inch, it would be slightly more so.

If I had it to do over, I might go with 2 inch, but I doubt it. I wouldn't mind a very very slight nose high look, but would prefer dead level, which is what the 1.5 gave me. Of course I have a 2wd, so not sure if that is a factor. I hope that helps man

Lilred10

thanks..i jst got a quote from a local shop and sells me the 6in lift kit for 2500 installed..the kit is from bds..so not sure which route to go with..

Redmen2

I put this kit on the truck and it sat so high I had them take it off!

smurfs_of_war

For reference. Just had my RC 2.5" installed today, no rear blocks.
You'll have to excuse mother nature. She is all over my truck.

*EDIT* Mine's a 2010 4x4 Screw 5'5" bed. I notice the longer beds seem to squat more in the rear than the 5'5" beds. At least the few I have looked at do a little.

Lilred10

looks perfect^^^

11Lariat62Crew

If anyone is interested I posted a review of the Rancho Quick Lift Loaded. https://www.f150forum.com/f7/levelin...87676/index13/

Of course this is just my opinion, I could be wrong.

fordfan77

I read the review you have posted in the link. Expect your Rancho front springs to settle in and lose some height, after having mine on for six months, I've noticed they have settled in and the front dropped a bit, it was dead on level, I may try a 1" spacer on to of them. Almost all new springs will settle in over time and lose height.

jamesm03

those 18s?

SonofLiberty79

The Ford dealership I spoke with in my area, said that they use Zone 2" leveling kits.