Aight i have a 2.5'' leveling kit on my 2005 4x4 f150. I want to get a 6'' pro comp lift. My question is can i stack my 2.5'' leveling kit with the 6'' to get 8.5? I have heard of peolple doing this. I am just making sure. Also how will the back end sit? Level? The guy at the shop im ordering my lift fom says yes i can stack em and it will sit only 3/4 of a inch higher in the front which is exactly what i want. I just need to see if anyone did this. Pictures of the final product would be appreiciated!!! Thanks

 

lol man i just talked to you on the phone. as far as i know (and i'll call procomp here in a few minutes) you can't stack them. the 6" lift will level the truck out.

I was asking what part of louisiana you were from because i'm from around oakdale/fort polk....

rock on and keep trucking!!!

 

Lol Hey I Did Just Talk To You Thats Why I Posted You Told Me No And Another Shop Said Yes. I See Dudes On Here Adding 2.5 Inch Leveling Kits To 8'' Rize Kits. I Dunno Just Makin Sure I Really Would Like My Truck To Sit Like 3/4-1'' Inch Higher In The Front. Im From Laffayette Louisiana. Thanks

 

lol don't worry man. what brand of leveling kit do you have? does it use coil spring spacers?

 

i have seen it done. i was going to try it myself but iam sure it was going to leave a crazy *** balljoint angle, you need new UCA's with uni-***** if you want to run that type of setup. procomps spindles are too short.

if you go this route, you increase the chances of breaking your upper balljoint. hit the wrong pothole and not only will it ride like crap, it could break that upper balljoint. You usually want 1-2 inches of travel for daily driving.

 

Hey Lucky!!! Couldnt I Just Get A Bigger Block For The Rear? Istead Of 4' Rear Blocks That Come Withe The Kit Get A 5'' Or Somthin?

 

Lucky its a leveling kit that bolts up to the top of the strut or shock. Can you get me somthin that will alow me to run my leveling kit and not sag *** in the back?

 

ok,
here's the lowdown from procomp:
with the 6" procomp lift, you're actually rasiing the front 6" and the rear 3" (give or take a little bit) so you're going to have the difference that you want.

Personally, I had NEVER heard of stacking the leveling kits with the suspension lifts, BUT it is possible. the only thing is, IF something happens, and this is done, all warranty from pro comp is voided (according to procomp).

the guys said that it can be done, yes. is it recommended? NO. kinda like stacking body lift blocks i guess.

 

wow wow you cant stack a leveling kit with a procom kit it comes with a spacer that goes ontop of the coilover already. which means you would be stacking spacers and that my freind is bad idea.... its very weak and if you plan on any offroading you WILL have problems! your best bet is to get the kit with the coilovers and and crank them up you can achieve the same amount of lift that way. also i would wait after install to see how much higher the front is than the back then decide how big of an AAL you need or if you need a bigger block.

 

Aight so Crazy ill be sittin pretty level if i leave my 2.5'' inches on i guess then huh? Sounds like the way imma go. Now how about prices. A shop called lift kings on Ebay where i found your lift is quoting me a price of 1000 bucks plus $150 shipping with a $100 dollar mail in rebate from procomp. Can you beat that or match it?

 

did you read the post i just made...... dont stack spacers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Ya i heard ya bud. I do zero offroading man only highway for me. When i install it i will see how it looks if it looks unsafe i will take it of. Thanks for the heads up. Even if i take it off i can always put on a 3'' body lift which i also already ordered. Thanks

 

you do know that you are talking about 8.5 inches in the front and about 3 inches lift in the rear right???

 

plus an AAL

 

after all this talk imma just take it off and put a body lift with the 6''. U guys are killin me.lol thanks for all your help. Crazy can you give me a price that matches what i said a few post ago?