Leveling Question
Thread Starter
|
5th Wheeling
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 42
Likes: 0
Leveling Question
Hi Everyone,
Quick question on leveling,. I did search but not coming up with any answers to my question exactly. I have a 15 f350 kr 6.7 power stroke. It does have the snow plow prep. I was looking into the ready lift with the 2.5 lift but have concerns it may raise the front too much and then the back will be lower. Would this possible be true? I think the f350 rear blocks are around 3.5in. Any help or pictures of your current setup would be super helpful. Not set on ready lift ether. If you had experience with other brands I would love to hear about it. Thanks!!
Quick question on leveling,. I did search but not coming up with any answers to my question exactly. I have a 15 f350 kr 6.7 power stroke. It does have the snow plow prep. I was looking into the ready lift with the 2.5 lift but have concerns it may raise the front too much and then the back will be lower. Would this possible be true? I think the f350 rear blocks are around 3.5in. Any help or pictures of your current setup would be super helpful. Not set on ready lift ether. If you had experience with other brands I would love to hear about it. Thanks!!
Lead Driver
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 7,460
Likes: 85
From: Kent Station, WA
Measure from the axle of the rear wheel to the fender vertically, do the same for the front and report back.
This should tell you the difference between the front and rear and remove tire size variable's.
This should tell you the difference between the front and rear and remove tire size variable's.
Senior User
Joined: Jul 2019
Posts: 326
Likes: 6
I picked up an '01 F250 4x4 that the previous owner installed a level lift, 2.5" lift. When I measure along the belt line, the front is 1/2" higher than the rear and I notice it when looking at the truck.
The F250 uses a 2" block on the rear where the F350 uses a 4" block.
The F250 uses a 2" block on the rear where the F350 uses a 4" block.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 1,815
Likes: 24
From: Houston
You could do the One Up Offroad coil levelers. Then you can set the height anywhere from 0-2.5 inches of lift. I've had these on my truck for a couple of years. I also use PMF fabricated rear blocks with air bag mounts. PMF makes their blocks in .5" increments and Trevor is fantastic to deal with.
Coil Levelers
Ford F-250/350 Fabricated Blocks
Coil Levelers
Ford F-250/350 Fabricated Blocks
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
