Installed ReadyLift level kit

[JBakerFX4]

Got it in today. Pretty easy, except for the fact that the truck is HUGE and you really need a lift to move it up/down. I have 2 crafsman 3 ton proffesional jacks and it bent them all up. I barely could do the job. If I had known that, I would of had a shop do it. But it's done. the front end is about 1" higher than the rear now. I'm pretty happy with it. I don't like how the axle moved to the driver side so much. You REALLY need a panhard drop bracket. the distance between the coil spring and the bump stops is a a big difference. I have about 1/2" on the passenger side and about 1.25" on the driver side. pretty big difference. Essentially I should of gone with the Superlift Level kit, but.... I tried saving money. I give it a C. Gets the job done, not hard, good quality level kit. Just needs a panhard drop bracket.

[250KR]

As you know, I'm getting ready to do mine. What are you going to do about the panhard rod bracket?

[JBakerFX4]

Level kit has been on less than 1hr and I'm all ready pretty sure I'm going to replace it with a Superlift level kit, or a 4" superlift system. Going to think about it for a few days and figure it out. Not only do you have to get a trackbar drop bracket, you also need Bump stop drops..... UH. PITA. just get a superlift kit. I was supposed do F350 blocks in the rear next, but I'm gonna rething this whole thing. I'm really leaning toward a 4" Superlift though.... I'm going to price the Superlift Level kit and 4" kit and see what the difference is and sleep on it for a few days.



OK, thought about it. Priced the Level kit and the 4" kit from superlift. 4" kit it is. for about $800 I can get the complete 4" kit with shocks. All correction brackets, front springs and everything. Screw it. I'm going to leave my readylift level kit on until I get my Superlift 4" kit. :burnout

[briancox51]

What kind and year truck did you put this on? Did you end up taking the readylift off?