Leveling kits/spacers
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Leveling kits/spacers
So Just to confirm and clarify, since the 2020s sit lower in the front by an inch, if I install a 2.5” spacer I’ll still be an inch lower than a 2017-2019 with the same space installed?
if so, then I’ll want a 3.5” spacer right?
Im trying to decide on rims/tires if I want to run 37s or not. The rims are 20x9 +0 offset.
i believe going to a 35” tire from the stock 275/65/20 will raise the truck 1/2” and a 37 would be 1”.
if so, then I’ll want a 3.5” spacer right?
Im trying to decide on rims/tires if I want to run 37s or not. The rims are 20x9 +0 offset.
i believe going to a 35” tire from the stock 275/65/20 will raise the truck 1/2” and a 37 would be 1”.
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You're correct on the overall front height.. 2020s are also 1-1.25" lower in the rear with the smaller block.. were you intending on doin a larger block also? If not the front would b angled upward a bit.. but just from what I've read on here, staying at that +0 to +20 offset range will give u a much better chance at runnin those 37s.. So u should b good with those when u settle on a level
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/w....php?t=1616773
Ok that'll b a nice setup.. Here's a little more feedback.. this guy has much more offset and had to trim a tad.. But the pics will give u a good idea of the look
Ok that'll b a nice setup.. Here's a little more feedback.. this guy has much more offset and had to trim a tad.. But the pics will give u a good idea of the look
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