cody6766

I'm searching and not finding a lot. My goal is to level the front of the truck, keep a good ride and keep the costs down. My plan is a 2.5" leveling kit, but then I started looking at the 'complete' kits with rear blocks as well. Does this just return the truck to a higher version of the '*** up' look it has from the factory?

Can you guys post pics and fill me in on how the truck sits?

caperJ

MT-Ford

More leveled truck picture's than you can imagine.

https://www.f150forum.com/f38/lets-s...-f150s-153547/

sullyman

Plenty of info on this of you use the search function. It's surge top of the page.

Yes bigger rear blocks help return the factory stance, which makes for the correct towing stance.

cody6766

Thanks for the leveled link, but I was looking specifically for trucks with a 2-2.5" level in the front and blocks in the rear. I think Autospring calls it a Complete Leveling Kit. I just didn't want to paw through a hundred pages to try to single out a few trucks when I'd be willing to bet there are a few people willing to show off their trucks. I did do a quick search, but only came up with general leveling threads.

Also, thanks fort this little nugget. I thought that was the case, but wondered because they call them leveling kits when they are basically simple, smaller lift kits.

WestTXReinhart

That leveled truck with stock tires looks better than I thought it would.