rigrat2011

the first purpose to having a truck is hauling or towing.

with that said, the rake is there so when you load the box down, it levels the truck out.

so yes, add a leveling kit will make your rear sag like the soggy bottom boys. lol.

personally... a 4" lift would do more, but costs more too.

personally, i plan on adding in roadmasters and then leveling 2". the springs will add an additional 1 1/8" to the rake. so the level will bring up the truck to simulate a bit of a 2" lift. and should be slightly raked or level if i load it down a lot.

keep in mind this is all theory thus far.

golferboomer

Yea I also plan on adding a rear leaf spring and putting a 2.5 leveling kit...

fordguru

heres my screw 6.5 max tow
with my 26 attitude tow hauler.

tows awesome, best truck ever!

chris

EcoboostKev

Here is our 2012 Keystone Outback 292BH

RedOne

That is a sweet setup...good locations too. Perfect for the offroading experiences...

moosedog

we've been there twice (both times in sept. ) and the weather was super both times with no wind to speak of...yes, we had a great time, love the area for sure, always something interesting going by on the water, last year we saw killer whales not far off shore of the campsite. this year lots of sea lions, cruise ships, and a nuclear sub heading out to the pacific ocean (escorted by 2 coast guard vessels)

Norotso

Our first pop-up trailer:



Our first TT 2008 Jayco 23FB set up, 03 Screw w/tow pkg:



Our next set up with a Dmax, put on 6800km in 3 weeks one year:



Will have to wait till next year to add the new F150 to the album....

1f150fan

Last month towing our 5th wheel for our weekend trackday @ CMP

Flash!

I think it's awesome you pull a big 5er with your F150 and two bikes and a golf cart with the Cummins.

kozal01

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Just one pic from deer camp this weekend.