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i know this has been discussed numerous times,but I can't find it anywhere. I'm going to level my truck and I know I need 4 inch 350 blocks but what about the front?
If your looking to "level" the truck, usually a front coil spacer or new leveling coil spring is installed. The rear of the truck doesn't need to be lifted.
Most go with a 2" or 2.5" lift in the front, whether that be from a coil spacer or coil spring.
I didn't like the slight sag look, so I decided to also put a 4" rear block in the back.
This is the leveling kit I went with for my 2006 F-350. Not hard to install. Although id did ball joints and the track bar ball joint and seals all at the same time.
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