Suggestions with leveling
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I’m an open book, when it comes to anything you obviously want to save but shoot me some options. I’m not looking to fit 35/40’s or 50’s lol max would probably be 33’s especially with the limited selection of wheels we have. Truck has 139k miles with totally stock suspension and has not done any rebuild suspension, I’m the second owner.
Last edited by Procharged392; Jul 15, 2018 at 11:06 PM.
I’m an open book, when it comes to anything you obviously want to save but shoot me some options. I’m not looking to fit 35/40’s or 50’s lol max would probably be 33’s especially with the limited selection of wheels we have. Truck has 139k miles with totally stock suspension and has not done any rebuild suspension, I’m the second owner.
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I’m getting some creaking from the front suspension and I’m thinking it’s the lower ball joint. Since I’ll be replacing that, I might as well install the spindle lift.
Is this a decent setup? I’m just hoping it nots too high of a lift, it fits the budget though.
www.roughcountry.com/ford-suspension-lift-kit-528-20
If I decide to go this route, is there an option to avoid the rear sagging while towing my boat.
Is this a decent setup? I’m just hoping it nots too high of a lift, it fits the budget though.
www.roughcountry.com/ford-suspension-lift-kit-528-20
If I decide to go this route, is there an option to avoid the rear sagging while towing my boat.
Last edited by Procharged392; Jul 27, 2018 at 02:28 AM.
I’m getting some creaking from the front suspension and I’m thinking it’s the lower ball joint. Since I’ll be replacing that, I might as well install the spindle lift.
Is this a decent setup? I’m just hoping it nots too high of a lift, it fits the budget though.
www.roughcountry.com/ford-suspension-lift-kit-528-20
If I decide to go this route, is there an option to avoid the rear sagging while towing my boat.
Is this a decent setup? I’m just hoping it nots too high of a lift, it fits the budget though.
www.roughcountry.com/ford-suspension-lift-kit-528-20
If I decide to go this route, is there an option to avoid the rear sagging while towing my boat.
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Towing the boat brings the rears down about 1”-2”.
I came across this, I didn’t realize how inexpensive air bags were unless this is a low end setup.
https://www.suspensionconnection.com...r-springs.html
I just want to make sure after the spindle lift, the rear doesn’t sag when towing.
I came across this, I didn’t realize how inexpensive air bags were unless this is a low end setup.
https://www.suspensionconnection.com...r-springs.html
I just want to make sure after the spindle lift, the rear doesn’t sag when towing.