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Leveling 2wd Dually
Does anybody have a leveling kit on there 2wd truck. Im think about doing it when it time for new shoes and also what size tires do you have.
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And im talking about lifting the front not lowering the back
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Depending what year your truck is, you could always just put blocks under the front. I'm not sure what year they stopped putting leaf springs in the front? Actually, Im not even sure 2wd have leaf springs in the front?
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It has coil in the front
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Im trying to think if there is anything you can place similar to blocks in the front to level it off....
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Coil spring spacers are the easiest and cheapest way to go. Not sure on tire size though
2" 99-08 Ford Super Duty F250/F350 2WD Leveling Kit - eBay (item 250787154516 end time Apr-10-11 16:26:34 PDT) |
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Do they make those for the 92-97? And I dont think he wants bigger wheels, just to level the truck off so its not sagging in the front?
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I can't find any. The 92-97 a coil spring setup? They could easily be made if you know a machinist
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I know the 4wd are leaf springs, but honestly I'm not sure what they run under the 2wd. I would assume springs but they might have done leafs just to make the trucks easier to assemble in the factory. But than again what would they butt the leafs up against? The suspenion arm(s)? Im pretty sure they're coil springs. I'm wondering if the ones posted above would work on the OBS
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