1.5 inch Auto Spring installed Today
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1.5 inch Auto Spring installed Today
I had my 1.5 AS installed today and I got a full 2 inches out of it. It looks good but I am glad I did not go with the 2 or 2.5.
Now I am waiting on the rear blocks to give me a 2 inch overall lift and still have some of the factory rake. As far as the install after hearing about all the special socket sizes I just took it to a friends shop and paid them for 1 hr. labor.
Now I am waiting on the rear blocks to give me a 2 inch overall lift and still have some of the factory rake. As far as the install after hearing about all the special socket sizes I just took it to a friends shop and paid them for 1 hr. labor.
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Originally Posted by Gman SC
I am fairly new to the site. If someone will give me a quick lesson on how to post pics I have before and after.
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Originally Posted by FoMoCoFan17
Is anyone goig with 35in. ties? I've heard it can be done with stock wheels.
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Originally Posted by 5.4-FX4
well good for you. i used the 2.5" AS, because of the 124lb brush guard i installed on the front of it...now its pretty level.
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yes you can find it on the internet or ebay, tougher to find though,
also for everyone else who is commenting on rubbing and wear with the larger kits, i installed a 2.5" last night on my truck, and after alignment there is no rubbing at all, actually i can fit about 3 fingers inbetween the arm, and the coil, there is about 90% space there was from factory, it fits perfectly, i was all scared after reading all the posts, but after seeing this, i would do it 100x over again. It was an easy install, great result, cheap, and no wear on any parts! Anyone thinking about it should dive in for the 80 or 90 bucks and do it, its definatly worth every penny!
also for everyone else who is commenting on rubbing and wear with the larger kits, i installed a 2.5" last night on my truck, and after alignment there is no rubbing at all, actually i can fit about 3 fingers inbetween the arm, and the coil, there is about 90% space there was from factory, it fits perfectly, i was all scared after reading all the posts, but after seeing this, i would do it 100x over again. It was an easy install, great result, cheap, and no wear on any parts! Anyone thinking about it should dive in for the 80 or 90 bucks and do it, its definatly worth every penny!
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Originally Posted by JonF150
Hey fellow Texan!! Do you have pics up of your truck... I am about to get a Ranch Hand full bumper replacement for the front that weighs 150+/-... I am interested to see how ya look on 2.5 as I am planning on a 2"...