Leveling Kits for 2011 F150 FX4
 

I finally decided to buy a Ford and I love it. Plan on putting a leveling kit on it and 35" tires. Any suggestions and what brand & size leveling kit to get? Thanks for any feedback.

2" auto spring kit cant go wrong

Thats what I've been leaning towards. Thanks for the reply
Do you know of any good websites for ordering them?

That's what I got. 2" Autospring with 295/60/20 (34")Trail Grapplers.No trimming necessary with 34's, you may need to trim a little for 35's.

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They sell all of their kits on eBay.

AutoSpring 2" Front Level Kit for 2009-2011 F-150

OP, are you planning on staying with the stock wheels?


That looks fantastic. I have a black 2010 FX4 SuperCrew and now I'm thinking of copying that look. I have the 18" wheels and was thinking of going black wheels. You've made me reconsider. Do you know what the specs are on those 20's?

Thanks, 20x8.5 and the offset is + 44mm.

325/65/18 AS 2 1/2" with 3" rear blocks
 

Truck looks good man. Do you have any blocks in the rear or just the 2" AS in the front?
Also how is the ride with the new tires?

Whichever you decide to use, remember that whoever installs it has to be very gentle when removing the tie rod ends from the steering knuckle to allow it to articulate low enough to remove and re-install the (taller) strut. The new EPAS (electric power steering) will not withstand hammering the tie rod stud to release it like the older trucks do.

Just the 2" in front.The ride is good.They are a bit louder than the Terra Grapplers I had on my 06.But they are pretty quiet for a MT.

As long as you kill the power to the EPA (unhook your battery).You can hammer on the spindle just like you would any other spindle to release the upper balljoint from the spindle.

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Truck looks very good. Just curious if this setup and tires made fuel economy drop much? Thanks

Interesting. So if I did go with a 20x9 aftermarket wheel, what offset or backspacing could I use and still fit the 34's in there? Thanks!

That looks great. Are you using any wheel spacers or is that the stock setup plus the level? Thanks!

you will want to stick close to the specs he posted. you can fit up to a 35" tire on stock wheels. if you get a rim with much more backspacing you will start running into rubbing issues.

offset and backspacing are directly related to each other, google offset to backspacing chart and something should pop up to tell you backspacing to offset and visa versa.

I am using 1/4" spacers in the front just to get away from my UCA a little more,,love the autospring,,truck rides great!!! thank you!!!!