OEM+ Build 2022 F-150 Lariat

[MaxMaster1]

Icon Springs arrived!

I was also thinking about replacing the leaf springs. But I haven't found any information about their sizes anywhere, they are longer than the factory ones or one in one.

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[Blown F-150]

Hey, I'm not sure what you mean by sizes, but here are the specifications they say on lift for the 3 different options. Option 1 is installing the pack as it is, option 2 is installing the additional leaf in place of the 4th leaf and option 3 is just adding the additional leaf on top of the others. I'm planning on ordering up the Icon drop shackles, so I can install on option 1 and not have too much rake. When the Raptor swap goes in, I'll decide if any adjustments are needed.

Just to note, when you install these, you pull out the blocks.


F-150 4WD Option #1 (as shipped)

+2.50" lift height over stock (unloaded)

F-150 4WD Option #2 (+20% spring rate over Option #1)

+3.75" lift height over stock (unloaded)

+2.50" lift height over stock w/ 400lb constant load

F-150 4WD Option #3 (+40% spring rate over option #1)

+4.50" lift height over stock (unloaded)

+2.00" lift height over stock w/ 850lb constant load

 

[MaxMaster1]

Are their overall dimensions different from the factory ones?

 

[Blown F-150]

Are their overall dimensions different from the factory ones?

Other then the pack being thicker due to having more leafs, it seems to measure the same length and width.

 

[MaxMaster1]

Please compare them side by side and take at least a couple of photos when you change them.

 

[MaxMaster1]

If all their sizes are the same, then it is not clear what causes the rise
+2.50" lift height over stock (unloaded)

 

[Blown F-150]

Please compare them side by side and take at least a couple of photos when you change them.

If all their sizes are the same, then it is not clear what causes the rise
+2.50" lift height over stock (unloaded)

For sure, I plan to take a few pictures when I swap.

The lift comes from a combination of the springs being more progressive, having more "curve" to them along with more leaf's being stacked.

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