I have had a 2 1/2" daystar leveling kit on for about 20k miles now, the polyurethane kit. I just put bilsteins 5100 on last week on the stock level and kept my leveling kit. But my front end is a good 1/2" lower than the rear now. Is it the shocks or is my daystar polyurethane kit giving out on me. Should i switch out to an autospring 2 1/2" or what do you guys think the problem is?
oh i have a 2004 f150 fx4.
Thanks

 

is the 5100 the adjustable ones and are you running both level and 5100 ?

 

They are the adjustable ones, but i just left them on the stock setting because i left my leveling kit on. Yes i am running a leveling kit and bilstein 5100's not cranked

 

can anyone please tell me if my polyurethane leveling kit is giving out. Will switching to an autospring 2.5" bring my front end back up. I have a 2.5" daystar and the front end is lower than the back. noticeably

 

why not just take the spacer out and put the bilsteins on the 2" setting?

 

Agree!

 

because 2" isnt level, heck my 2.5" wasnt even level. If anything i want it nose high rather than rear high.

 

If it never sat level I would have to guess that those bushing squished once the weight of the truck was put on them. I know my 2.5 AS made my front sit a little high. I say get the 2" AS and use them with your new bilstiens and adjust them to taste.

 

Good advice there. The Bilsteins alone don't level the truck from what I've seen. My 2.5" AutoSpring doesn't look Totally level sometimes.

 

I guess i will just buy the AS 2.5" and see if that does anything.