I think i made a mistake, leveling kit
#1
809
Thread Starter
I think i made a mistake, leveling kit
Hi
I order my leveling kit, but i didn't realize until i get then that i order 3" leveling kit, when 2.5" is suppose to give you the actual level on and 05 FX4.
Do the 3" level the truck without adding any rear height?? or i need to make my rear block bigger??
I order my leveling kit, but i didn't realize until i get then that i order 3" leveling kit, when 2.5" is suppose to give you the actual level on and 05 FX4.
Do the 3" level the truck without adding any rear height?? or i need to make my rear block bigger??
#2
Mark
iTrader: (1)
need to add a block to the rear.
#6
Administrator
Easier... swap out the 3" for the 2.5" level.
Cooler... Keep the 3" and get an extra 1" for the rear.
You already have blocks in the rear. All 4x4 trucks have an xx" lift block in the rear. Just get one that is 1" larger.
Cooler... Keep the 3" and get an extra 1" for the rear.
You already have blocks in the rear. All 4x4 trucks have an xx" lift block in the rear. Just get one that is 1" larger.
#7
809
Thread Starter
Ok, i think i'll do the cooler one, i'll add the 3" witch is better option, 1 3" block or stack the OEM 2" with a 1".
And where can i get the blocks cheap, i don't want to spend much on this, cause the HBS is already cheap.
And where can i get the blocks cheap, i don't want to spend much on this, cause the HBS is already cheap.
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#8
Administrator
Fatbobsgarage is a good cheap place.
Secondly, dont ever stack blocks. Get one three inch one. They probably wont cost more than $40-$50 including U-bolts.
Secondly, dont ever stack blocks. Get one three inch one. They probably wont cost more than $40-$50 including U-bolts.
#9
809
Thread Starter
Ok, this is getting more expensive that what i want, but mistakes cost, money, blood or suffer, or all of then.
Will the ride comfort be affected by the taller block??
Will the ride comfort be affected by the taller block??
#10
Administrator
Nope... If you go with an AAL (add-a-leaf) it will make the ride much firmer in the rear but you will benefit from added payload capacity. Drawback to them is that they are MUCH harder to install.
I'd stick with blocks.
I'd stick with blocks.