leveling kit spacer correct size 2013 f150 supersede 4wd
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superCrew not supersede... damn spell correct!!
damn spell correct!!! Supercrew not (supersede)
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Depends on how you measure i reckon. When I installed my level kit i measured from the top of the fender well to the concrete below. An auto spring 2.5 front spacer left the rear 1/8 inch taller than the front. But I needed some rake so I added the larger blocks in the rear. I have about 1.3 inches of rake now front to rear.
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You might think about....
Going with the ProComp Pro Runner Front coil over 2" leveling kit , my 2013 screw sits dead on **** level , towing my boat or not ... Nothing in the rear other than pro runner shocks ... At first I thought you must need an 1.5" block because so many guys add on in the rear , it's really not the case , what it boils down to personal preference ...my only question is that ..... If you add 2" to the front to make level ... Why would you add another inch or 2 to the rear ... Your darn near back we're you started ... Maybe I'm wrong or just not pulling a heavy enough trailer ..maybe it would sag and I'd understand why ... But if I were doing it .... I would .. Start out with a 2" in front if you don't like how it sits add what you want to the rear ... And to eliminate body roll install aftermarket Moog sway bar bushings .... Handling is 10 x better than oem ...
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I agree ...
If I had the extra cash Id went with a Fabtech 4" , but I don't so I had to at least level it out and I think any rake on a 4x4 looks bad ... I had water about 2" over the bottom door seals Sat when I launched my boat in the river ... I need a lift instead of level , so there are definate benefits to the lift besides looking good ..Never worried about it with my 02 ... 6.5" Fabtech and 35's it was no problem .... Sucks butt , my wife was flipping out ..Now shes not wanting me to fish the river until it drops a few feet ... Ya right