jollyroger331

Aftermarket keys only hurt you if you go beyond 24 1/4 from center of hub to fender lip. I said I am getting keys because those of us with screws usually can't get to that height with stock keys. Aftermarket keys and blocks are both fine, just don't stack blocks and don't crank past 24 1/4"

BlueO2

I'm at 24.25" now with my screw, still have this much left

sportster07

I don't know if it's worse on suspension but the ride is fine. I rode in my buddy's truck with t-bars cranked and it drove a lot worse then mine. I'll be taking out my leveling kit in order to put in a proper suspension lift very soon however anyways.

greenheadkiller98

Aftermarket keys are the same thing as having your stock Keys cranked.... They change nothing except for the range of adjustment you have 😂

pfoley12

Yes for 97 and 98 models but for 99-03 it's 24.75"

zero2Fx4

Can someone tell me where a good place to buy 3 inch rear blocks is? Ive looked on ebay and im seeing angled ones and im not sure what i need.

jollyroger331

That's news to me , I've never heard anyone say that. I hope your right, I did a 2" aal and right now I'm 2" short in front, cranked to 23"

jollyroger331

your one of the lucky ones then, I have less thread than that and I'm at 23" on my 02 screw. A lot of guys have said they can't get there with stock.

jollyroger331

This is fine that's what I did, 2" aal

BlueO2

I'm not sure what's up with my truck, but it's the tallest stock f150 I've ever seen. Even before i cranked the t-bars i had several people ask how much lift it has.