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I have an 06' 350 PSD that I want to level. However, I cannot stand the true "level" look, as that usually looks nose high to me. What I want is the front to sit down about 1 1/2 inches lower than the rear. Right now I would guess the front is a good 3 inches lower than the rear. What could I get that would accomplish this without having to tinker with the rear as well??
Well, this probably wont help you much, but I too did not want a full on shocks, springs, leafs nose bleed level. So I went with an add-a leaf on the front and it looks great, but you dont have leafs, so im not sure what ya need. But I know how ya feel. Heres some pics of mine. http://photobucket.com/albums/y112/Unibomber/
Well, this probably wont help you much, but I too did not want a full on shocks, springs, leafs nose bleed level. So I went with an add-a leaf on the front and it looks great, but you dont have leafs, so im not sure what ya need. But I know how ya feel. Heres some pics of mine. http://photobucket.com/albums/y112/Unibomber/
Nice looking truck. I'm thinking that if I get a 2 1/2 inch leveling kit with the weight of the PSD, the front will probably be about 1 1/2 inches lower than rear. We shall see.
Nice looking truck. I'm thinking that if I get a 2 1/2 inch leveling kit with the weight of the PSD, the front will probably be about 1 1/2 inches lower than rear. We shall see.
Probably not. The manufacturers of lift kits know that the PSD weighs more so the springs compensate for this. If they say it's a two inch lift, it's going to be pretty close to 2" when you put it on regardless of whether you have the PSD or the 5.4.