Leveling Kit?
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Leveling Kit?
Is there any leveling kits to level out a 91 f250? My front sags about 2" compared to my back atleast. I've been browsing some e-bay links, and have seen a couple front add-a-leaf kits.
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From: mohave valley, arizona
i bought the leveling springs for my f150 4X4. didnt really it though. they did raise my front about 1&1/2 inches and ofcourse i had to have a aligined. if you find a place make sure they gurantee that it will level your truck, not just come close.
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No one guarantees 2"- they always say 1-2" because there was factory variations too. All you can do is stick with the big names... As a matter of fact, Superlift has a pair of leveling coils from their 'scratch and dent' for like $70 on ebay- just saw em yesterday.
Only way you can guarantee 2" is Daystar spacers, but don't get me started on those...
You are going to need an alignment.
Only way you can guarantee 2" is Daystar spacers, but don't get me started on those...
You are going to need an alignment.
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Originally Posted by oricle
Is there any leveling kits to level out a 91 f250? My front sags about 2" compared to my back atleast. I've been browsing some e-bay links, and have seen a couple front add-a-leaf kits.
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Originally Posted by jessfactor
Saying that the front sags makes it sound like a problem. The front is supposed to sit lower so that it levels out when you have a load. If you ever plan on using your bed again don't level the truck.
I don't know what would be causing the problem with sagging though.
As for the person that mentioned coils, I have leaf springs up front.
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Ever plow? Best bet for level kits are add-a-leafs from Summitracing.com Pretty cheap, just find what will fit, and if you want a bigger lift, get the stiffer springs for the application, and if you still arent happy, add another... or replace the whole pack
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Originally Posted by WRA7488
Ever plow? Best bet for level kits are add-a-leafs from Summitracing.com Pretty cheap, just find what will fit, and if you want a bigger lift, get the stiffer springs for the application, and if you still arent happy, add another... or replace the whole pack
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Originally Posted by stevef100s
I've seen air bag kits. They have them for leaf springs also.
With putting add-a-leafs on, will it do anything different to my steering? Will all I need be springs, u bolts and center pins?