Best Level Kits?

Ajmcevoy02 · Apr 3, 2023

Does anyone have recommendations for leveling kits? Also an input on how they look leveled on stock wheels and tires?

FaKtor34 · Apr 3, 2023

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EDIT TO ADD GROUP BUY INFO: 10% Off and free shipping to lower 48 Use codes at checkout. augship tremor10 Came across these through a FB post. I know we've beat the coilover discussion to death but I did a quick search and couldn't find where Halolift was discussed. Follow the link and at the...

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Tremor Level Pic Thread

So i have been scowring for different Tremor Lift/tire threads to optimize my setup. Maybe we can start here. Post your level kit lift amount, brand, and tires. Im struggling with the decision 2, 2.3 and 2.5 kits along with tire size. Hopefully alot of pics in this thread, and we sticky it...

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Leveling Kit

Has anyone figured out what leveling kits work on the tremor? Will standard F-150 parts fit? Removing some of that rake will be my goal as soon as possible when I take delivery of my truck. I am looking to go the easy route with a 1.5” or 2” spacer kit on the struts. I don’t want to remove...

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Search is your friend, no need to start a new thread for this when we have 3 active threads.

zimm · Apr 4, 2023

FaKtor34 said:
Search is your friend, no need to start a new thread for this when we have 3 active threads.

Cut him some slack. He is Air Force after all....

FaKtor34 · Apr 4, 2023

zimm said:
Cut him some slack. His is Air Force after all....

I wasn't saying it in a mean tone, I was just providing a suggestion, but don't get me started on the air force I have stories both good and bad.

zimm · Apr 4, 2023

FaKtor34 said:
I wasn't saying it in a mean tone, I was just providing a suggestion, but don't get me started on the air force I have stories both good and bad.

I was completely kidding... nothing like a little inter-service rivalry. "Hey! Use the search Zoomie!"

Bigred700 · Apr 4, 2023

Come on airforce....

KewTremor33 · Apr 4, 2023

After much research, for me I couldn't bring myself to get rid of brand new suspension, so I elected to got with the Auto Spring 2 1/2 Tremor leveling kit. I have seen others and they look great and made well. If you elect to get them, pay the $15 bucks extra for the powder coated ones. I get mine installed next week.

Fozzy · Apr 4, 2023

First post and you guys scared him off. Welcome to the forum.

If your cheap or just want the look, do the Auto Spring 1.5"-2.5" puck.

Auto Spring Kits

autospringkits.com

You want a performance feel and good quality set up, do the Halo kit. No rear block.

HaloLifts Boss Aluma Mountain Package Fits F150 2009-Current, Including the F-150 Tremor - HaloLifts

halolifts.com

Note.
1- 2.5" is pretty close to level, but the CV angles are steep. Ton's running this height with no problems yet.
2- When the truck is leveled anything over 500lbs tongue weight will make it look squatted. Or a heavy load in the bed.
3- The level kit does not affect BlueCruise or any sensors but it's always good to get them recalibrated when it's in for service.

Just saved you from reading thousands of posts. Yes, it looks ok with stock tires, but 35's look better. There is another thousand plus posts on will they fit or rub you can search.

Finnster · Apr 10, 2023

KewTremor33 said:
After much research, for me I couldn't bring myself to get rid of brand new suspension, so I elected to got with the Auto Spring 2 1/2 Tremor leveling kit. I have seen others and they look great and made well. If you elect to get them, pay the $15 bucks extra for the powder coated ones. I get mine installed next week.

The 2.5” AS kit is great. Doesn’t change ride quality at all since it doesn’t compress the spring like a lot of other leveling kits.

I love mine.

Bannerman · Apr 10, 2023

Finnster said:
The 2.5” AS kit is great. Doesn’t change ride quality at all since it doesn’t compress the spring like a lot of other leveling kits.

I love mine.

Which kits compress the spring? Unless you are swapping in new coilovers, they are all just a puck sitting on top of the stock spring right?

KewTremor33 · Apr 10, 2023

Bannerman said:
Which kits compress the spring? Unless you are swapping in new coilovers, they are all just a puck sitting on top of the stock spring right?

Yes ~ Correct.

KewTremor33 · Apr 10, 2023

Finnster said:
The 2.5” AS kit is great. Doesn’t change ride quality at all since it doesn’t compress the spring like a lot of other leveling kits.

I love mine.

TY for the feedback. Will be installing next week.

Finnster · Apr 10, 2023

Bannerman said:
Which kits compress the spring? Unless you are swapping in new coilovers, they are all just a puck sitting on top of the stock spring right?

No. Some kits like pro-comp requires you to disassemble the shock with a spring compressor and add a pre-load spacer.

https://www.4wheelparts.com/sku/Pro%20Comp%20Suspension/standard/62206_INST.pdf

The AS kit sits on top of the shock/strut. Makes a quicker installation and doesn’t preload the spring.

Bannerman · Apr 10, 2023

Finnster said:
No. Some kits like pro-comp requires you to disassemble the shock with a spring compressor and add a pre-load spacer.

https://www.4wheelparts.com/sku/Pro%20Comp%20Suspension/standard/62206_INST.pdf

The AS kit sits on top of the shock/strut. Makes a quicker installation and doesn’t preload the spring.

I wasn't aware of any that added preload like that. What a terrible idea. (but I'm not a fan of the hockey pucks either)

Finnster · Apr 10, 2023

Bannerman said:
I wasn't aware of any that added preload like that. What a terrible idea. (but I'm not a fan of the hockey pucks either)

My opinion is that pucks are “fine” for everyday routine driving. If I was going off road a lot, I agree….they aren’t optimal and I would opt for new coil overs and spending a lot of $$$.
I, unfortunately, mainly just commute in my truck and enjoy the look of the leveled stance.

Fozzy · Apr 10, 2023

Bannerman said:
Which kits compress the spring? Unless you are swapping in new coilovers, they are all just a puck sitting on top of the stock spring right?

Pro Comp puts a spring spacer for the majority of the lift with a little puck on top of the strut.

wow, my internet must be really slow.

Bannerman · Apr 10, 2023

Finnster said:
My opinion is that pucks are “fine” for everyday routine driving. If I was going off road a lot, I agree….they aren’t optimal and I would opt for new coil overs and spending a lot of $$$.
I, unfortunately, mainly just commute in my truck and enjoy the look of the leveled stance.

They probably are fine for most people, I ran the 1.5" & 2" AS while I waited for my Halo's to arrive. But too much angle to the CVs plus just don't suit my use.

zimm · Apr 10, 2023

Bannerman said:
They probably are fine for most people, I ran the 1.5" & 2" AS while I waited for my Halo's to arrive. But too much angle to the CVs plus just don't suit my use.

What are your thoughts on the 1.5 vs 2 AS? I have a brand new Tremor and just want to reduce the rake a bit but I plan to tow and don't want to squat. That's why I'm thinking 1.5 or 2 and not the 2.5. I'll eventually do the halo, but I have more pressing issues I need to spend my money on.

Bannerman · Apr 10, 2023

zimm said:
What are your thoughts on the 1.5 vs 2 AS? I have a brand new Tremor and just want to reduce the rake a bit but I plan to tow and don't want to squat. That's why I'm thinking 1.5 or 2 and not the 2.5. I'll eventually do the halo, but I have more pressing issues I need to spend my money on.

1.5 all the way. I got WAY more than 1.5 when I had mine installed. Many others had a similar problem. CV angles were steep.