My 2011 F250 sits almost perfectly level. The back sits 1/2 inch higher than the front. I put a leveling kit on my 06 F350 and loved the look. Does anyone have a recommendation on a company that sells the 4inch block for the rear with a leveling kit for the front? Looking for a great product. Also will be changing out my chappy shocks. Thanks

 

Readylift has everything you need for a reasonable price.

 

I am looking to do the same thing with my F250.

I plan on getting the rear blocks and ubolts from my dealership. They are the same price as the ready lift blocks and I won't have to have them shipped.

Which leveling kit are you going with ??
Are you going to do shocks at the same time ??

I am probably going to order the Bilstein leveling kit (with front shocks) and add the rear shocks also.
They use a progressive replacement front coil spring... no spacer.
I posted up asking if anyone else has tried it and so far no responses from anyone that has it.

 

My996,
Not sure why I never thought about going to my local Ford dealer to buy the rear blocks. Good call on that. I'm probably going to go with Ready Lift's 2 inch leveling kit. Going to go with the bilstein shocks. I'm probably going to do everying when I put BFG tires on this summer. Hopefully air bags next yr.

 

I have 4" Ready Lift rear blocks, 2" leveling kit, Firestone air bags, and Bilstein 5100 shocks. Sits perfect IMO, not too high to work out of.

 

Thanks for the post GCLL,
Thats the look I'm after. What size tires are you running? Did your F250 sit level before? I'm 1/2'' off and I'd like to keep it that way after I'm finished. Thanks for the pic.

Jay

 

I'm pretty sure they are 315/65. They are 35" tires. It looked almost level to me before. Maybe 1/2" of rake. I have the snow plow springs on the front and I think they may sit a little higher than the trucks without them.

It still has rake after the lift for towing. The airbags push the rear end up when inflated. They only have 5 lbs in them in that pic.

 

Plow prep adds right at 1 inch of additional height in the front.

Here's my truck with plow prep and 2.5" front spacers / 4" readylift blocks in the rear.

Sets perfectly level and overall 3.5" of total lift. Works great with 35s.

 

Looks awesome

 

Truck looks beautiful. My last Ford was black so I know what it takes to keep them looking beautiful. I decided to go white this time. Thanks for the pics and input.
Jay

 

if you're interested in just a little bit more lift than the previously stated, Readylift also sells the 3.5x3.0 leveling kit for our trucks (http://www.readylift.com/c-228-ford-...r-stage-4.aspx). It utilizes a 5" rear block and a 3.5" front spacer, leaving a little front rake when the truck is not loaded. I'm running this kit with 35" tires, but it could probably fit 36"-37" tires. I have more pics in my garage if you are interested in seeing how it looks.

 

Do the 4" readylift also work on a. Crew cab long bed?

 

It shouldn't be any different for a long bed or cab size, as it is an arrangement of spacers and relocation brackets for correct steering geometry.

 

Ok i thought i had read somewhere that the drive shaft may need shiming

 

It will need shining regardless of it being a long bed or crew cab. I had my lift professionally installed and they shimmed it for me. I believe ReadyLift kits come with a shim set. (the lifts that require shimming that is)