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2012 250 Leveling Spacer
What size spacer do i need to level the front of a 250? 1", 2" or 2.5"? I want to do this without adding blocks in the rear and spending 2k on a full blown lift.
There are 3 sizes to choose from, dont know what I need because I dont have the truck yet! Many thanks, |
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An F250 with a 2.5" leveling kit will have some Cali Lean. (NOSE UP IN THE AIR) I say maybe a 1.5 will put you level with the rear.
An F350 with a 2.5" leveling kit will put you even with the rear. I have also noticed that since the F350 sits higher from the factory, Adding a 2.5" leveling kit puts you right around the same height as a F250 with a 4" lift. |
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To the OP: Go with 1" or 2.5" with 4" rear blocks. 2.5" would be the best. That said don't forget the track bar. If you lift your truck your wheels will shift to the left .5" for each 1" of lift. To get your wheels back in track an adjustable track bar is needed.
Last edited by vlxjim; 11-21-2012 at 09:08 AM. |
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Any opinions of the ready lift stage 2 leveling kit? This includes track bar relocation bracket.
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I agree with king razzle
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IIRC, the 350 blocks I put on my 250 were 1 3/4" taller? I have a 2.5 kit for the front, just have not put it on yet.
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I just bought a readylift 1.5 for front and 5" blocks for the rear for my 250. ive yet to get them though. How will my truck sit? It wont look goofy will it?
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Well, your current rear blocks are 2" tall, so it's gonna set roughly 1 1/2" taller in the rear with some major rake.
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Do you need different shocks when you add the readylift blocks to the rear of a 250?
Your truck looks awesome by the way, got any more pics? |
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