Leveling Kits
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10-03-2007, 10:47 PM
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Leveling Kits
What is better, a complete spring replacement http://broncograveyard.com/bronco/i-...veling_kit.htm, or polyurethane spacers? http://broncograveyard.com/bronco/i-...ers__black.htm Which is easier?
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www.fatbobsgarage.com has them for 2wd for around $50 bucks. I think Ill go with the springs, someone told me they sag after awhile, and im planning on getting a grille gaurd.
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10-10-2007, 11:51 PM
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www.fatbobsgarage.com has them for 2wd for around $50 bucks. I think Ill go with the springs, someone told me they sag after awhile, and im planning on getting a grille gaurd.
could you please get me a link from the website for a 96 f150 2wd leveling kit or front spring please. I am having trouble finding it. ty in advance
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Get the springs. The spacers are a cheap way of doing it. Also, you may or may not need new shocks, although it is a good idea to go ahead and install them with the new springs.
Most trucks will need new camber bushings, although mine did not. At the very least an alignment should be done after install though.
Most trucks will need new camber bushings, although mine did not. At the very least an alignment should be done after install though.
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