Leveling F150

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Dec 28, 2004 | 05:57 PM

outlawnbfd

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Leveling F150

I have a 94' F150 that came with a 6" suspension lift in it. Upon inspection, it looks as if the previous owner stacked the stock blocks on top of the aftermarket ones. I have not experienced any problems with this setup, however the back sits quite a bit higher in the rear. I like the rear height, but is there anyway i can increase the front height, and still have it be practical. I was thinking airbags possibly? I want something failry easy to put in, not really looking to swap my whole lift, and i wasnt really sure if spacers would work with an aftermarket lift. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks
-Drew

Dec 28, 2004 | 07:45 PM

Chris_ce

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Spacers should be fine.

Jan 1, 2005 | 10:55 PM

Blueoval_boy_64

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There is a company called maco mfg. that sells the spacers fairly cheap. They do alot of selling on ebay. If you can't find the exact ones, look on their web site. I had to find them by looking for a bronco II lift. I have it in my truck and they work great. The alignment sure hurt the wallet though.

Jan 2, 2005 | 06:14 PM

MemOrex

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I've heard of these spacers. Where do you put them, in the springs? My front-end is almost-kinda 'sagging' down. Where can I get them at? Are they a pain to put in?