Rear leaf spring question
Rear leaf spring question
I got a 06 f150 and its got a 2.5 inch leveling kit and the rear end sags just a lil. Is the 1.5" rear AAL going to lift the rear too much or will it be perfect?
looking at this one:
http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...dd-a-leaf.html
looking at this one:
http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...dd-a-leaf.html
4x2 or 4x4, if its 4x2 it should come out closer to level, i believe because of diffference in rear block height. if you want it perfectly level i would measure the diference on flat ground thats the what i did with my truck then just added a bigger block on my 2010
Try overload shocks in the rear. They're shocks with a variable-rate coil spring over them. Incredibly simple and very effective. Monroe makes a good set, and you can get them at NAPA or other places that sell Monroe shocks.
Don't know where in NC you are, but if you're close to Virginia Beach, I have a pair sitting in my garage for 04-08 F150 2WD.
Don't know where in NC you are, but if you're close to Virginia Beach, I have a pair sitting in my garage for 04-08 F150 2WD.
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is this to much rake for you? I have the daystar 1" budget boost (which is almost the same height spacers as the 1.5" autosprings kits) and i just installed the readylift 3" rear block kit. my truck is an 08'
i figured with your front end being higher you still might have some rake in the back with the blocks.

Nitrox
i figured with your front end being higher you still might have some rake in the back with the blocks.

Nitrox
Last edited by Nitrox; Nov 13, 2011 at 09:25 PM.


