I posted this in offroad section but have not got a response so I thought I would try it here...

I was wondering how a man would lift the body of the pickup so the front was level with the rear. Is there some type of block or shocks that will do this. What does it take to performe this task? I was thinking about 3 inch lift? Its on a 90' F150 4x4.

 

This is all over the offroad 4x4 and suspension forums...please try to use our search...this is a very popular question in those forums.

 

I used a rancho Leveling kit...it had the I beam brackets radius arms coil springs and shocks in the front for a 2.5" lift and an add a leaf in the rear to level it all in and i run 33x12.50's

 

i had this problem with my 95 f-150,I developed a sag. I bought a set of heavy duty moog springs, and it cleared it right up

 

most all trucks are off like that i know ford makes them 2" taller in the rear at least they used to. Now days it my be less but still thats why lift kits come with 4" in front and 3" blocks in the rear, but then you have to throw in the add a leaf to get the back level with the front.

 

Well, I already have the add-a-leaf in the back... Should I get longer coils... or get different blocks? They sit under the coils right?

 

MOOG # CC-844 should give you 2 1/2 " in front,make sure you check the alignment afterwards.

 

This post does not belong here, so I am moving it to the suspension forum.

 

dont use coil spring spacers there crap, get a leveling kit its not that bad just a few hundred. and it will be sweet. It wont be a rediculous lifted 2wd it will just improve your stance and allow you to put good meat under the front.

 

What is MOOG # CC-844 ?

 

Front coil springs.