help needed.....desperately
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help needed.....desperately
i know this has probably been exhausted here on the forum but i am new here and under search i came up with nothing so i am just going to ask.
I have installed the daystar coil spring spacers to level my 04 2wd ford f250 super duty 6.0 and i am kinda disappointed.. i am still low in the front about 2 inches lower to be exact, dose anybody know how i can fix that problem and how can i gain these 2 inches. And just to clarify i am measuring from wheel well to wheel well i would really appreciate any help i can get. thank you
I have installed the daystar coil spring spacers to level my 04 2wd ford f250 super duty 6.0 and i am kinda disappointed.. i am still low in the front about 2 inches lower to be exact, dose anybody know how i can fix that problem and how can i gain these 2 inches. And just to clarify i am measuring from wheel well to wheel well i would really appreciate any help i can get. thank you
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This question may be better answered in the SuperDuty forum since this is an engine specific area, if you want I can move it but I will give you my .02 worth.
The rake from front to back on the 2 wheel drive is what you want to level, so I would add the 2 in front, then change the blocks under the rear leaf springs to level the truck out. Now if you pull a trailer your headlights will be aimed at the tree tops unless you install an air bag to keep it level when loaded.
The rake from front to back on the 2 wheel drive is what you want to level, so I would add the 2 in front, then change the blocks under the rear leaf springs to level the truck out. Now if you pull a trailer your headlights will be aimed at the tree tops unless you install an air bag to keep it level when loaded.
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Oh im sorry about that i am still learning to navigate the site yes if you can move it for me id appreciate it. Thank you so much. So you mean lower the back to match the front. Cant i just get a longer spring to bring the front up
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