Before/After Pics needed
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Before/After Pics needed
I'm looking for Before/After pictures of stock F150 and then adding the 3" spacers and rear blocks. I found the kit with the 3" spacers up front and the blocks in the back. Now my question is even with the rear blocks will this take care of the front sag?
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4x4:
the 3" up front will make you nose high with nothing else
the 3" block out back will make you sit level, or very slightly butt high
4x2:
the 3" up front will make you about leveled out with nothing else
the 3" block out back will put the factory rake back on
I can give you before/after pics of my 2.5" kit...but my 3" rear is still sitting on my garage floor. I can't seem to find time to install it.
the 3" up front will make you nose high with nothing else
the 3" block out back will make you sit level, or very slightly butt high
4x2:
the 3" up front will make you about leveled out with nothing else
the 3" block out back will put the factory rake back on
I can give you before/after pics of my 2.5" kit...but my 3" rear is still sitting on my garage floor. I can't seem to find time to install it.
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This is a 2.5" kit with the rear block.
Before
After
All the other pictures in my gallery are with the kit also. I will try to find a better after picture. My truck now sits with a slight rake. You should pretty much sit dead level with a 3" in the front and the replacement blocks in the rear I would think.
Before
After
All the other pictures in my gallery are with the kit also. I will try to find a better after picture. My truck now sits with a slight rake. You should pretty much sit dead level with a 3" in the front and the replacement blocks in the rear I would think.
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This is a 2.5" kit with the rear block.
Before
After
All the other pictures in my gallery are with the kit also. I will try to find a better after picture. My truck now sits with a slight rake. You should pretty much sit dead level with a 3" in the front and the replacement blocks in the rear I would think.
Before
After
All the other pictures in my gallery are with the kit also. I will try to find a better after picture. My truck now sits with a slight rake. You should pretty much sit dead level with a 3" in the front and the replacement blocks in the rear I would think.
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yes, a 2wd will sit almost level with a 2.5" kit.
4x2 are 1" shorter up front, and 2" lower out back than a 4x4
4x2 are 1" shorter up front, and 2" lower out back than a 4x4
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Tylus Let me see pics of just the 2.5" installed. i'm debating if I wanaa do the rear block or just add the 2.5 or 3" up front
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On my iPhone right now...look in my gallery
I've got pics of it in there...I suggest you only do a 2" if your not doing the rear block.
A 2.5" makes most trucks sit either perfectly level (like me) or nose high. So I only suggest using the 2.5" or 3" in conjunction with a rear block or leaf
I've got pics of it in there...I suggest you only do a 2" if your not doing the rear block.
A 2.5" makes most trucks sit either perfectly level (like me) or nose high. So I only suggest using the 2.5" or 3" in conjunction with a rear block or leaf
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My truck with just the 2.5" front made it sit slightly nose high. Like Tylus suggested if you don't want to do replacement blocks I would suggest just going with the 2". If I had to do it all over again I would do it the same way I did it.
been doing alot of cleaning and baking/cooking to butter up for them hahaa
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This is a 2.5" kit with the rear block.
Before
After
All the other pictures in my gallery are with the kit also. I will try to find a better after picture. My truck now sits with a slight rake. You should pretty much sit dead level with a 3" in the front and the replacement blocks in the rear I would think.
Before
After
All the other pictures in my gallery are with the kit also. I will try to find a better after picture. My truck now sits with a slight rake. You should pretty much sit dead level with a 3" in the front and the replacement blocks in the rear I would think.