Leveling Kit Question
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Leveling Kit Question
For the 2005 F250 4x4, there are spacers available to put above the coil spring, and below the coil spring, to level the front with the back.
It either one better or worse, stronger or weaker?
Thanks
It either one better or worse, stronger or weaker?
Thanks
Cargo Master
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: TEXAS
I used to own a 2006 F-250 2WD. I was going to level the front of the truck, but never got around to doing so. I did however purchased the spacers or as often referred to pucks to install at the coil springs.
If I can locate them and you are willing to pay the shipping your welcome to them. They are new and unused.
Just post here or send me a PM.
If I can locate them and you are willing to pay the shipping your welcome to them. They are new and unused.
Just post here or send me a PM.
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Joined: Apr 2013
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From: steeler nation western pa
I have the ready lift level kit the sst 2.5 inch tow kit has 5 inch rear blocks. Works great looks good. No problems . Came with the correct drop brackets,sway bar ,track bar,shock brackets, brake line brackets,and driveshaft carrier shim, took about 3 hrs to install.its on top design. Like it better myself. Paid 325 for it new was asking 375 or 400 on eBay.
Laughing Gas
Joined: Oct 2013
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From: MA
I added the lower spacer on my '06, an 1.5" unit from readylift. It's a block of aluminum and it replaces the lower spring perch, allowing the spring to sit higher. I prefer this style - it feels more sturdy to me and it's not visible when looking into the front wheel well.
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