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Mountain Pass
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levelling kit
Hi guys, coming over from the 6.4 forums. Just purchased 2014 6.7 they have sure made a few changes in the truck from 08. Just wondering about any experiences with levelling kits. Just installed a 2.5" in the front but it seems to sit a little bit higher than the back now, has anyone else noticed this and if so what did you do to get the back up a little bit without going to a major lift. I dont want it up too high as I also pack a camper and dont want the truck way up in the air.
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Not sure what advice to give you specifically as you don't provide any details (such as how much you need to correct in terms of height difference, F-250 or F-350, etc), but you can easily adjust the rear block height compensate for the leveling kit. I have 3.5" rear blocks compared to the 2.5" blocks that came on the truck to adjust for the leveling kit on my truck.
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From: Watson
Sounds like OP bought a 250 and is relaying the same experience I did:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...-4-or-5-a.html
put your choice of 4" rear blocks in and you'll be fine. The stock 350 rear height still pins 5ers just fine.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...-4-or-5-a.html
put your choice of 4" rear blocks in and you'll be fine. The stock 350 rear height still pins 5ers just fine.
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You will need to measure the difference in fender height at the front and rear. Then measure the height of your current blocks and add the difference in front to rear to it. For example:
Front fender height of 44"
Rear fender height of 43"
Difference is 1"
Rear block is 3.5"
New rear block would need to be 4.5" tall to be level or 5" for a 1/2" of forward rake.
My block is 3.5"
Front fender height of 44"
Rear fender height of 43"
Difference is 1"
Rear block is 3.5"
New rear block would need to be 4.5" tall to be level or 5" for a 1/2" of forward rake.
My block is 3.5"
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A 2" spacer put my 2011 F350 still slightly low in the front. I'm guessing that with a 2.5" front spacer, you should be just about level if you get a 4" block for the rear.
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hmm
I thought SRW 350's had the 4" blocks on the rear from the factory
iirc, it was typically consensus that the 250's sat level from the factory, while the 350s had a little forward rake.
That would explain why "level kits" on the 250s necessitated the 350 (4") rear block, to undo the reverse rake.
I thought SRW 350's had the 4" blocks on the rear from the factory
iirc, it was typically consensus that the 250's sat level from the factory, while the 350s had a little forward rake.
That would explain why "level kits" on the 250s necessitated the 350 (4") rear block, to undo the reverse rake.
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hmm
I thought SRW 350's had the 4" blocks on the rear from the factory
iirc, it was typically consensus that the 250's sat level from the factory, while the 350s had a little forward rake.
That would explain why "level kits" on the 250s necessitated the 350 (4") rear block, to undo the reverse rake.
I thought SRW 350's had the 4" blocks on the rear from the factory
iirc, it was typically consensus that the 250's sat level from the factory, while the 350s had a little forward rake.
That would explain why "level kits" on the 250s necessitated the 350 (4") rear block, to undo the reverse rake.
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This is true. I searched around for a long time until I went and measure several F-350's on the lot and confirmed that for all intensive purposes, my F-250 has 4" F-350 standard rear blocks that actual measure 3.5". I thought they were some weird odd size, but they just are not a true 4".
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