FordmanUGA

Thank you, you've made my decision easier. AAL's it is then, possibly new springs as well, wouldn't hurt.

BFP F150

For the leaf springs, add a leaf, hangers, u bolts the works everything you could possibly need it costed me right around $450 and FYI with 1 1/2 add a leaf your shocks will be fine if you go 2in or above it will require new shocks

FordmanUGA

It's about time for new shocks anyway. I've got to fix the front suspension first, it's squeaking bad. I think it's the control arms and the bushing on the Pittman arm. I lost .25" of lift up front somehow, it was maxed at 24.25", now both sides are right at 24". But once the front is fixed I'm definitely doing the rear to get it level with the front. Thanks for all of the info man.

Wolvee

I have the exact opposite problem, lol. I'm at 24.25 and the rear is still higher than the front. :0/

FordmanUGA

That's odd, lol. How'd that happen?

Wolvee

No clue. Everything looks stock in the back. I even put a heavy Tonneau cover on it to help lower it and it didn't drop an inch.

Carcrazygts2

Just pick up set of 7700 rear leafs. They will add a slight rake that is barely noticable along with a slightly higher payload along with better towing abilities.

BFP F150

me too I was thinking of buying the rough country leveling kit and just leaving the rear blocks out since I have the add a leafs

Carcrazygts2

You remove the rear block and your truck will be sqauting. Torsion keys just kill front suspension components.

FordmanUGA

I was told they wouldn't fit. Will they bolt right up? Do you think it will still take with my front end turned up like it is?