Autospring 2" Leveling kit
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Its got 34000 on it and I havent done very much off road driving with it since I bought it brand new off the lot. I just didnt know If I really do need longer shocks to install the kit. Thanks for your help.
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The spacer type leveling kit does not require that you get a longer strut. But something to consider, Ford struts/shocks are junk to begin with. If your adding a leveling kit to make room for a larger (heavier) tire. You may want to consider upgrading your struts/shocks for better control of the added weight.
Since you need to pull the spring/strut assembly out for the leveling kit, it is a good opportunity to swap in new struts or any other front end part that may be weak. I would recommend you have someone swap over the springs on the struts if you're not familiar with working with loaded suspension components. It's just safer and eaiser.
Since you need to pull the spring/strut assembly out for the leveling kit, it is a good opportunity to swap in new struts or any other front end part that may be weak. I would recommend you have someone swap over the springs on the struts if you're not familiar with working with loaded suspension components. It's just safer and eaiser.
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The spacer type leveling kit does not require that you get a longer strut. But something to consider, Ford struts/shocks are junk to begin with. If your adding a leveling kit to make room for a larger (heavier) tire. You may want to consider upgrading your struts/shocks for better control of the added weight.
Since you need to pull the spring/strut assembly out for the leveling kit, it is a good opportunity to swap in new struts or any other front end part that may be weak. I would recommend you have someone swap over the springs on the struts if you're not familiar with working with loaded suspension components. It's just safer and eaiser.
Since you need to pull the spring/strut assembly out for the leveling kit, it is a good opportunity to swap in new struts or any other front end part that may be weak. I would recommend you have someone swap over the springs on the struts if you're not familiar with working with loaded suspension components. It's just safer and eaiser.
But to anwser the op's question, NO you do not need new shocks/struts, and there isnt any bushings to replace when concerning a leveling kit.
I had 36,000 on my 05 when i did the a.s. kit and i drove it to 60,000 with no issues. All i did was add the a.s. 2" kit, in my yard i might add.