I have 5.4L 2003 F250 running 37's and 6" Fabtech suspension lift. I was tired to the tires rubbing on the leaf springs when making sharp turns so I added 2" aluminum billet wheel spacers. Now, I have a little rubbing on the outside area (both front and back) of the fender well during turning when hitting a bump in the road. I'd like to increase the front height about another inch as I think this would eliminate the rubbing problem. Any ideas on what I could do to eliminate the problem? I could remove the wheel spacers, but then I am back to having the tires rub on the leaf springs during sharper turning. Thanks.

 

Remove spacers and install proper backspacing wheels

 

Or remove wheel spacers and do this mod

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1351943-how-i-fixed-the-tire-rubbing-for-only-8-a.html

 

What size rims on those 37"? If 18", King Ranch '04 wheels would be a step in the right direction (though I still think you would be in leaf spring dragging territory without the spacers).
Fender flares would get you out of your current bind.

 

Thanks for all the great suggestions.

 

Trim the fender well or pull it back with zip ties.

 

One more suggestion: Maybe now is a good timing to start checking into a set of new front wheel bearings?

 

With 37's id be doing a free spin conversion