trying to level my already lifted 93 f150 on 33's
 

i know its probably been answered on other sites but i just bought this truck and im looking to get it level and still clear my 33" A/Ts. its a 93 f150 XL 4x4. its already got a 1 inch block in the rear and it looks like its a 2 inch spacer in the front. or maybe a 1 inch not sure havent measured. it clears the 33s just perfectly and doesnt rub but im wanting to level out the truck. i dont tow anything and nothings ever in my bed so i want the level look. i want just the cheapest way to do that and still keep my 33s. if i just buy taller springs for the front what else will i absolutely have to have? i dont care if it rides rough. as long as it steers ok and looks level i'm happy. here's a picture of what it looks like now. i just want to raise the front end.
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The easiest, cheapest way to level the truck would be to remove the rear lift block.

If the front already clears the tires, there is no need to go any higher on that end. Since it has a small block in the rear, you can remove that and level things out a little bit. Of course, then your truck would be lower overall, but that is the free method.

thanks. yeah i was considering that already but i really love how high the rear of the truck sits. my buddy was telling me to just buy 2" taller springs for the front since the coil spacers i have already there aren't really that big he thinks i can get away with just buying taller springs. i just dont wanna buy them and put them on and it throws everything else out of wack.