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I have a 1994 2wd shortbed truck, and i was wanting to put a leveing kit on the front, but i've beed told it is a pain to do it on the tib front end. I also been told the i guess you could put it the cheaper way such f250 front coil springs, and those cheap twist in block deals you can get from just about any part store now. I dont want to go to extream since i do tow with it sometimes and i already have a sqautting problem in the rear, but i do want to look better the way it sits now. I have priced the skyjackers springs and stuff to do it the right way, but i got to looking on ebay and you can buy a spacer if you will that sits at the bottom of the spring. Witch would be better?? And another thing since i said something about it, i have a sqautting issue when i put a load on it, what can i do for that??
How much lift will that give and what could i do about the sagging when i put a trailer on it, go with the f250 leaf spring too or take a other f150 leaf springs and take it apart and put one on or two leafs on my
Sometimes cheaper is just has good as " doing the right way ", On the leaf springs do i just need and one or two, and the other thing what about f150 4x4 springs to put in the front and rear. Cause the 4x4 set level and handels a load better than a 2wd
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