Add-A-Leaf on 2WD Works Well! Over 2 inch Lift
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Add-A-Leaf on 2WD Works Well! Over 2 inch Lift
Just installed a set of ProComp Add-A-Leafs to the rear leaf packs of my 2000 2WD 5.4 X. Not an easy task to do, took most of the day. However, in the end it lifted the rear end 2 1/8 inches! The truck looks great, and rides great. Handles better. ProComp model is 13128, and I highly recommend. Not sure if you can beat a 2 inch lift for $100.
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I had the local spring shop add a leaf to the front and rear and got about what everyone else is saying. It raised it between 2"-3" both front and rear.
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...ml#post8492932
Most two-wheel drive leveling spacers are made from polyurethane or UHMW. I was checking out ebay recently and came across a kit where the spacers were made from billet aluminum.
FORD F250 F350 SUPER DUTY 2WD 2" LEVELING LIFT KIT FB2 : eBay Motors (item 110488105005 end time Mar-01-10 08:17:44 PST)
Pretty shnazzy!
Stewart
FORD F250 F350 SUPER DUTY 2WD 2" LEVELING LIFT KIT FB2 : eBay Motors (item 110488105005 end time Mar-01-10 08:17:44 PST)
Pretty shnazzy!
Stewart
Here's the post:
Joe, here are Pete's previous threads on his adventures installing his kit.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...ml#post7912749 <~good pics at the bottom of the thread.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...ml#post7764878
Stewart
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...ml#post7912749 <~good pics at the bottom of the thread.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...ml#post7764878
Stewart
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I know my 2-wheel drive F250 had the same OEM rear spring as my 4x4 Excursion before I did the swap.
Stewart