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Just acquired this 2017 F250 platinum and I'm curious about the ride height, doesn't appear to have any spacers up front and the rear springs have ford part numbers. I'm curious as I want to move up in tire size and need to know if a lift is needed to run 35's off road without rubbing?
Sure looks leveled to my eye. Some leveling kits don't use a spacer, the springs get replaced with taller ones with those
Usually you can tell by looking at the brake lines and/or some non-factory components living in the front suspension
Stock shocks? Looks like rancho rubber boots up front? If stock change them.
Look at the bottom of the spring perch up front for a spacer. If no spacer post photos of the springs. Looks like a 2 inch or more level kit.
If you have more than 1 inch lift you probably need to make sure caster is adjusted. More than 1.5” and the trackbar needs a spacer bracket or adjustable unit.
Yeah it has a spacer (looks 2 inches) and looks to have a trackbar drop bracket. Looking off my phone.
I would suggest 2 degree caster shims (if not installed), shocks that work with your spacer height, and a quality steering stabilizer. Check everything else for wear.
All easy stuff and will make the truck drive well.
At least 295/65/20 height. Maybe 325/60/20 height or 37s.
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