Leveling kit for 2007 F150
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Leveling kit for 2007 F150
Looking at getting a front leveling kit for my 2007 F150 Supercab 2wd. A friend of mine got a Daystar lift for his Ram, and said it's really good. I found this on Daystars website for my truck: Daystar™ - Driven by Design
(really just posting link to see if those few parts pictured is really all it takes to lift a truck)
Has anyone else heard of this brand? Is there another lift kit brand that would be better? My friend said he spent about $250 on his kit.
Thanks for any info on this.
(really just posting link to see if those few parts pictured is really all it takes to lift a truck)
Has anyone else heard of this brand? Is there another lift kit brand that would be better? My friend said he spent about $250 on his kit.
Thanks for any info on this.
#2
There are lots of leveling kits on the market. Daystar is back by a respected company and is a good kit. There really is not much to a leveling kit and most end up doing it themselves. Just make sure you get an alignment afterwards as you will throw it off during the install.
Other kits are Ready Lift, Skyjackers, Hell Bent, Autospring, and Cognito just to name a few. Most companies that put out lift kits will also have a leveling kit because a lot of people do these first before moving onto a larger lift.
Look through my Garage and you can see a 3" front leveling kit with a 1" rear lift block.
Other kits are Ready Lift, Skyjackers, Hell Bent, Autospring, and Cognito just to name a few. Most companies that put out lift kits will also have a leveling kit because a lot of people do these first before moving onto a larger lift.
Look through my Garage and you can see a 3" front leveling kit with a 1" rear lift block.
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#4
There are lots of leveling kits on the market. Daystar is back by a respected company and is a good kit. There really is not much to a leveling kit and most end up doing it themselves. Just make sure you get an alignment afterwards as you will throw it off during the install.
Other kits are Ready Lift, Skyjackers, Hell Bent, Autospring, and Cognito just to name a few. Most companies that put out lift kits will also have a leveling kit because a lot of people do these first before moving onto a larger lift.
Look through my Garage and you can see a 3" front leveling kit with a 1" rear lift block.
Other kits are Ready Lift, Skyjackers, Hell Bent, Autospring, and Cognito just to name a few. Most companies that put out lift kits will also have a leveling kit because a lot of people do these first before moving onto a larger lift.
Look through my Garage and you can see a 3" front leveling kit with a 1" rear lift block.
Ford F150, 2004-2008, 2WD & 4WD - 3"
and
Ford F150, 2004-2010, 2WD, 1.5" Rear Block Kit
that good?
says i can put 35" tires on max, but what does that equate to in the numer system (295s, 305s?).
thanks
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just found this
Ford F150, 2004-2008, 2WD & 4WD - 3"
and
Ford F150, 2004-2010, 2WD, 1.5" Rear Block Kit
that good?
says i can put 35" tires on max, but what does that equate to in the numer system (295s, 305s?).
thanks
Ford F150, 2004-2008, 2WD & 4WD - 3"
and
Ford F150, 2004-2010, 2WD, 1.5" Rear Block Kit
that good?
says i can put 35" tires on max, but what does that equate to in the numer system (295s, 305s?).
thanks
Tire Size Calculator - tire & wheel plus sizing
With metric's there are so many variables (width, side aspect ratio, wheel diameter) and every manufacturer does something a little different.
Use that link to find something less than 35" in diameter (height) and probably less than 13" wide.
What wheels are you planning on using?
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Hell Bent Steel, kits are $69 shipping included, when I bought mine. Very solid product, well built, and easy to install. After you see and install them, you won't believe anyone can charge that much for spacers.
X2 on the alignment, you don't want to eat new tires.
X2 on the alignment, you don't want to eat new tires.
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As far as fitting the tires without rubbing, i am currently running the 08 stock 20s with 275/55/20 and used to have 22s with 325/35/22 on my 04 Screw 2wd, and nothing has ever rubbed (or stuck out of my fenderwells at all) and my truck is lowered 2.5 inches in the rear using shackles, stock front ride heigth. When i was running on 22s, the overall tire heigth was almost 34.5 inches and tread width was 12 inches. Measuring from the ground to the botton of the wheel well opening at its highest point ( directly above center of tire) my front measures 36 3/8ths and the rear is 37 1/2 with a tire heigth of 31 1/4. Hopefully this helps somewhat and wasnt overly confusing. As far as rims go, a cheap route would be to find some Lariat take offs. I know they can be found cheap since a lot of people (like me) have them sitting around. I picked up the stock 08 20 inch rims i have now from a local ford dealer that raises all of their trucks for about 300. Good Luck
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Factory Kit
I am looking into maxing out the factory suspension parts with a 3.5" lift kit. They do come with the offset spacers to avoid upper control arm and spring contact. Want to have new quickstruts, shocks, upper control arms w/ball joints, & tierods at the same time. Broke the passenger front spring last week.
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