2" Leveling Kit
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Laughing Gas
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From: A dirty little town in OR
2" Leveling Kit
I'm gonna take a chance on getting flamed with this question, but my Google-Fu is coming up short.
My '76 F150 already has a small (exact amount undetermined) lift, but I'd like to level out the front with some 2" coil spacers. I'm not having any luck finding em...the earliest I can find are M.Y. 1980. Are they the same?
I'd rather not spend the dough on 2" lift springs only to find out that's what's already on it. I have to assume that the front coils have been changed because I found some crusty, presumably stock, coils behind the seat. The P.O. was real light on knowledge (clueless) about what had been done to the truck 'cept to say it had a Rancho suspension...gee, thanks.
I find leveling kits and coil spacers for just about every truck on the planet except for 73-79 Ford. In the pic you can see where I could use another 2" up front (HA...couldn't we all?)
Fleet Owner
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From: NorCal
I'm gonna take a chance on getting flamed with this question, but my Google-Fu is coming up short.
My '76 F150 already has a small (exact amount undetermined) lift, but I'd like to level out the front with some 2" coil spacers. I'm not having any luck finding em...the earliest I can find are M.Y. 1980. Are they the same?
I'd rather not spend the dough on 2" lift springs only to find out that's what's already on it. I have to assume that the front coils have been changed because I found some crusty, presumably stock, coils behind the seat. The P.O. was real light on knowledge (clueless) about what had been done to the truck 'cept to say it had a Rancho suspension...gee, thanks.
I find leveling kits and coil spacers for just about every truck on the planet except for 73-79 Ford. In the pic you can see where I could use another 2" up front (HA...couldn't we all?)
My '76 F150 already has a small (exact amount undetermined) lift, but I'd like to level out the front with some 2" coil spacers. I'm not having any luck finding em...the earliest I can find are M.Y. 1980. Are they the same?
I'd rather not spend the dough on 2" lift springs only to find out that's what's already on it. I have to assume that the front coils have been changed because I found some crusty, presumably stock, coils behind the seat. The P.O. was real light on knowledge (clueless) about what had been done to the truck 'cept to say it had a Rancho suspension...gee, thanks.
I find leveling kits and coil spacers for just about every truck on the planet except for 73-79 Ford. In the pic you can see where I could use another 2" up front (HA...couldn't we all?)
These trucks were built to work and that's why they have a raked stance from the factory.
Welcome to old school.. JBG has a "leveling" kit.
Cargo Master
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From: SW PA
measure the distance from the axle centerline to the bottom of the fender on your truck...then ask someone else with a stock 1/2 ton to do the same and compare notes.
Also look at the back of your truck...stock leafs with aftermarket block?
Measure the block.
Also look at the back of your truck...stock leafs with aftermarket block?
Measure the block.
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