Coliover leveling kits??

[dadrew]

My '21 PB has 64k miles on it, I have replaced the rear shocks with Bilstein 5100's which I feel imo have greatly improved feeling in the rear while driving and over bumps.

I would now like to level out the front and possible replace the front shocks, just because of the miles and such I feel it might be time, it can be a bit bouncy and lost of travel

what's the benefit to using the old springs but getting new shocks? or just buying a whole new kit with shocks and springs included? ive been looking at either the Fox 2.0 or Eibach....I wish Bilstein made a whole set for the front with shocks and springs

there is almost too many options.....I know RC and Rancho are also out there too

any insight or advice would be greatly appreciated

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[Ricksc]

I just ordered complete coil overs for my 22. The cost was only $ 100 more for complete assembled. Will save more than that since they don’t have to disassemble and reassemble. I went with Billsreen 6112 with no lift since I pull a trailer

 

[dadrew]

I just ordered complete coil overs for my 22. The cost was only $ 100 more for complete assembled. Will save more than that since they don’t have to disassemble and reassemble. I went with Billsreen 6112 with no lift since I pull a trailer

where did you buy that kit assembled from?

 

[Ricksc]

Suspension lifts.com. They will set them up for whatever lift you want 0-2 inch I think. Cost was $950

 

[dadrew]

Suspension lifts.com. They will set them up for whatever lift you want 0-2 inch I think. Cost was $950

awesome, I'll check them out. appreciate it

 

[Adronm]

Fox 2.0 is great but you need to make sure you get the kit for the ‘15-‘20 f150. It comes with a heavier spring, the standard 2.0 for the ‘21+ is to soft for the PB and basically won’t give you much of any lift.

https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/threads/2021-leveled-modified-powerboost-build.21164/page-4

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