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Old 11-01-2010, 09:25 PM
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leaving kit

what is the best leaving kit and why since i dont want to ruin the ride on my 2006 f-350 non dully.. also will i need to put some steering stabilizers if i put 35 inch tires on ?
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Old 11-01-2010, 09:34 PM
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I would just get the 2 inch coil spacers. They go on the bottom under the coil springs. Which will level your ride out. This is the cheapest way to level your truck.


Now the other way would be with 2 inch leveling springs and full leveling kit. This would be more expensive.

Either way would give you a good ride. The full leveling kit would probably give you a better then stock ride.

As for a leaving kit, you need a back pack with water, and survival supplies, You also need a good comfortable hiking boots. I understand that Chevy and Dodge offers these Leaving Kits to there new customers for free.
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Old 11-01-2010, 10:20 PM
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I would just get the 2 inch coil spacers. They go on the bottom under the coil springs. Which will level your ride out. This is the cheapest way to level your truck.


Now the other way would be with 2 inch leveling springs and full leveling kit. This would be more expensive.

Either way would give you a good ride. The full leveling kit would probably give you a better then stock ride.

As for a leaving kit, you need a back pack with water, and survival supplies, You also need a good comfortable hiking boots. I understand that Chevy and Dodge offers these Leaving Kits to there new customers for free.
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Old 11-01-2010, 10:28 PM
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Yeah I wondered about the title of this thread...

If you're looking for a leaving kit, don't bother. Kick her out instead
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Old 11-01-2010, 10:32 PM
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.... Ok now, that is funny as all get out, but seriously let's not de-rail the op's thread in the first 4 posts.
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Old 11-01-2010, 10:51 PM
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im told shakles are not safe to use for level kits.
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Old 11-02-2010, 12:24 PM
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Best kits for a '05 up will come with new coils, shocks, rear blocks if a F250, castor shims and a adj track bar. Best riding kits add 4 link arms.

FYI nothing at all is wrong with correctly made hanger kits for 99-04's.

If I can price out a kit for yours or if you have any questions please PM.

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Old 11-02-2010, 12:52 PM
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I would just get the 2 inch coil spacers. They go on the bottom under the coil springs. Which will level your ride out. This is the cheapest way to level your truck.


Now the other way would be with 2 inch leveling springs and full leveling kit. This would be more expensive.

Either way would give you a good ride. The full leveling kit would probably give you a better then stock ride.

As for a leaving kit, you need a back pack with water, and survival supplies, You also need a good comfortable hiking boots. I understand that Chevy and Dodge offers these Leaving Kits to there new customers for free.
which brand spacers should i get?
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