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Stack Leveling Kits
I was looking and couldnt find an answer. If you stack a coil spacer with a axle perch spacer would else would you need to replace besides shocks?
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Why not just do it right and buy the correct lift?
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Actually ready lift sells drop brackets with a 1" perch spacer.They say you can use this along with their 2.5" spacer kit to give you a total of 3.5" of lift.The kit is like 329.00,so its not cheap.So I don't see how you would lose your axle.You can also use a 1" spacer with with the icon level kit also with no problems so I read....
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It just seems like a lot of spacer to me - especially since the springs in our trucks are not captured. Brings me back to seeing guys stack blocks (or even use them in the first place...) in the front of a leaf-sprung truck; its just bad practice IMHO.
Actually havig the axle fall out was more of a joke though
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You mean those 6in blocks under my ole leaf spring f250 is a bad thing...what about the hockey pucks I wasn't for a 12in body lift? Hahaha...I really haven't done either of these.
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well i have 2.5 perches nows and thinking about throwing some 2" coils up under the front and call it a day. So they would have something to grab i just want to know if anything else has to be longer
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I think you would have to add an adjustable track bar
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