leveling kit help please
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leveling kit help please
I want to put a leveling kit on my truck, just a 2-3" front end lift...
I have a 1999 f250 Superduty XLT Extended cab 6.8l V10 with twin I beam suspension 2x4.
My problem is... i can NOT find ANYTHING that will work. i wanted to get the coil spacer that go on top with stud extender but everywhere i look it says wont fit XLT or extended cabs..... i looked around for extended coil springs.. cant find any. some1 said heavy duty coil springs.. cant find any that will raise truck any.
I have no idea what or how to raise the front. The truck is raking 4-5" so i BADLY need help cause its just raking horrible
Please help..?
Thanks
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I have a 1999 f250 Superduty XLT Extended cab 6.8l V10 with twin I beam suspension 2x4.
My problem is... i can NOT find ANYTHING that will work. i wanted to get the coil spacer that go on top with stud extender but everywhere i look it says wont fit XLT or extended cabs..... i looked around for extended coil springs.. cant find any. some1 said heavy duty coil springs.. cant find any that will raise truck any.
I have no idea what or how to raise the front. The truck is raking 4-5" so i BADLY need help cause its just raking horrible
Please help..?
Thanks
^^^ Rake action ^^^
Last edited by hunter3014; 06-17-2012 at 03:28 AM.
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http://www.autoanything.com/suspensi...0A50627A1.aspx Took me about 5 seconds brother, good luck, make sure you get an alignment after you install it obviously. XLT, XL, FX4 It doesn't matter, the basics are all the same, just make sure you get your years right when searching for compatible parts. You could put heavy duty springs in the front end but your ride is going to go to hell, those are meant to be used with a plow to compensate for the extra weight on the front end.
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http://www.autoanything.com/suspensi...0A50627A1.aspx Took me about 5 seconds brother, good luck, make sure you get an alignment after you install it obviously. XLT, XL, FX4 It doesn't matter, the basics are all the same, just make sure you get your years right when searching for compatible parts. You could put heavy duty springs in the front end but your ride is going to go to hell, those are meant to be used with a plow to compensate for the extra weight on the front end.
so i dont think either of those will work unfortunately
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I'd assume light duty would be the f150 body style "f250".
It sounds like you have an early model (5/98 has to be an early build for 99 right? ), i'm not not familiar with what changed. I would go join a powerstroke forum and get some insight from some people who are more familiar with those trucks than us.
It sounds like you have an early model (5/98 has to be an early build for 99 right? ), i'm not not familiar with what changed. I would go join a powerstroke forum and get some insight from some people who are more familiar with those trucks than us.
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The Truxx kit should be a direct fit but I agree with 06, check on the powerstroke forum and see what other people are using. As for the daystar it says in the drop down, lightduty 2x4, heavyduty 4x4, makes sense because a 4x4 has a heavier front end. Just because its a superduty, doesn't mean you need the heavy duty. Good luck though, hopefully you find something that works, post some pics when you have it done!
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I don't think Autospring makes a leveling kit for the Super Duty 4x2's and Bilstiens (nor any shock) won't raise the ride height. If you truck has that bad of a rake, I'd replace the coilsprings as they are probably sagged out. I'd call/e-mail/contact all of the suspension companies and see if they make a set of lifted coilsprings. If they don't, get a new set of OEM coils and a Daystar leveling kit. I'm 99% sure Daystar makes a kit for your truck, but you may have to contact them directly. I think their website is www.daystarweb.com.