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droping the back down
how would you go about dropping the back end down to level it out to the front on a 2004 6.0 cc shortbed
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Put something heavy in the back.
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flip shackles or drop shackles. theres a few with lowered trucks on here, maybe they have some better suggestions... Google suspension drop kits for an F250 and something will surely come up.
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Is this an F250 or an F350?
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OK. I've been meaning to ask this for a while. I'm creeping up into "old guy" territory age wise so I'm a little out of touch. What is the point of this? Is it considered cooler or better looking if these trucks sit level? Do the people who put leveling kits in not tow or load stuff in the truck very often. If my truck sat level empty it would spend most of it's time with it's headlights pointing at the trees. Back in the day we always liked the way a vehicle looked with a little rake.
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It's just personal preference on how the truck looks.
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take the block out.
mine has 3 leafs in the rear. blocks and overload springs are out. since it was like that i put 16 or 18 pieces of sheetrock in there..loaded fine, def took a dip with that much weight. but i dont tow or ever put stuff in there, that time i had to. |
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