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Nov 26, 2007 | 12:07 PM

MapleShadeDiesel

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leveling kits

I wanted to get some idea's on a leveling kit for my truck. Is a new leaf pack better then an ad a leaf kit. Just wanted to get other peoples feelings on the differant kits. Hate to buy the wrong one. Also I have a set of springs from a 04 f-350, will that give me some lift, or just waist my time putting them in.

thanks, chris

99 f-250 4/4 cc sb 140,000 mil stock except for wicked wheel and 285 tires

Nov 26, 2007 | 12:26 PM

bruce51d

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i say go to roughcountry.com and get their levelin kit, full springs preferably, and a set of 315 dick cepek fc-II's while your there

Nov 26, 2007 | 12:28 PM

badblueoval4life

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i have add a leaves on mine and it made it ride stiffer but thats all.and it was cheaper than new leaves.

Nov 26, 2007 | 12:30 PM

bruce51d

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i have full springs but they were free so i aint complainin.

Nov 26, 2007 | 12:50 PM

justblowin'smoke

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i have a rough country full spring kit, i like it it rides good not too rough

Nov 26, 2007 | 03:28 PM

PowerstrokeJunkie

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I had rough country springs on my truck for 18 months, and within 9 months the left spring started sagging, and by the time 18 months rolled around, the left side sagged back down to stock while the right one didn't sag. I went with Dick Cepek springs because i caught an awesome deal on Ebay for $200 for just the springs, i didn't need anything else.

Nov 26, 2007 | 07:11 PM

Clint40

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I did pro comp full leaf leveling kit ( Es 9000 shocks and steering stabilizer). Seams to ride nice but on a f250 you need f350 blocks for the rear (my opnion) to make it look really nice (rear looks to low without). The front bolts were a bitch to remove on the factory springs but all in all worth the trouble. I will say this I noticed a 1 inch difference from side to side so i am waiting for a reply to see if thats normal. If not I have no problem thinking 4 wheel parts will make it right.