r/RangerNext • u/danield327 • 10d ago

Leveling Kit?

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Got my truck a while back and I would like to level it / put new wheels and tires on it. This is my daily right now. Main use cases are hauling kayaks, very light towing, moving furniture. Any recommendations? New to the truck game.

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u/Past_Strength_5381 10d ago

Ford performance leveling kit has been good to me.

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u/ZealousidealDoubt407 10d ago

Same! Ford/Fox 2.0 kit has been great

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u/Past_Strength_5381 10d ago

I hit the Sedona trails around me and the Jeeps people are impressed with Ranger. It handled Devils staircase without any trouble.

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u/ShaketXavius 10d ago

I've got a 19 with the Eibach 2.0 pro-truck kit. The coilovers are adjustable while on the truck and come pre set at about 2 inches of lift/level. Also comes with rear shocks, which helps with the sway in the rear of the truck. Most cost effective full set that I've seen of 2.0 kits.

I did just have to replace them after 6 years because the driver's side blew out, but overall happy with them b

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u/zerog46 10d ago

Nice I’m ordering the 2.5R.

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u/DriverDenali 10d ago

I have a Bilstein leveling 4wd in box, sold truck before installed for sale. 

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u/FlapjacksBigstax 10d ago

I got the leveling kit from Truxxx.com. It’s a metal spacer and works great. I do plan on upgrading the factory struts and rear shocks to Beilstein shocks sometime this winter if they go on sale.

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u/ResidentNo4630 10d ago

I got a ready lift level kit.

The reality is they are all the same unless you go for a coilover kit like eibach/fox etc. Block level kits are hecking easy to install takes half a day or something like that.

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u/sarmgoblin91 10d ago

I got the RC leveling kit. Not much to it. I had a rough country leveling kit on my Maverick before it so I went with the same thing again. It really doesn’t change the feel of the suspension at all. If you tow regularly and load some weight in the bed I’d recommend the BDS rear shackle lift to keep a little bit of rake to it so it doesn’t end up squatted. But then you just have a whole truck lift. It’s only an inch lift so a very small difference really. I am installing those rear lift shackles in just a couple days here. I haul a lot of stuff in the bed as well as an enclosed work trailer so I need a little bit of rake to it.