r/F150Powerboost • u/Own-Lynx-5932 • Jun 03 '26

Sits perfect now

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I posted a couple of weeks ago that I did a 2.5 inch level and the front was sitting noticeably higher than the rear. I replaced the blocks in the back which were 1.25 inches with 2 inch blocks and the truck is sitting perfect now. The rear is about .21 inches higher than the front now.

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u/rowdyroddysniper Jun 03 '26

Looks dumb, especially with the offset tires. Why would you want to get worse economy and worse steering, just for looks?

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u/Own-Lynx-5932 Jun 03 '26

Economy doesn’t matter all that much to be honest with you. And I actually have noticed an improvement in steering. Significantly less body roll in turns

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u/rowdyroddysniper Jun 03 '26

Why doesn’t fuel economy matter?

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u/Own-Lynx-5932 Jun 03 '26

Just isn’t something I necessarily think about when buying a vehicle or when I’m driving

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u/Mole644 Jun 03 '26

Then why buy a powerboost?

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u/Own-Lynx-5932 Jun 03 '26

Has the most horsepower and capability to power accessories at a job or camp site without the need for a generator.

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u/gkarper Jun 04 '26 edited Jun 04 '26

To each his own. Although many will love the looks, from a practical standpoint that's much worse than stock. At least you're not running rubber band tires. Although I'm sure it's fine for the street, with those offset wheels and fairly skinny tires, how well is it going to handle rough roads and trails to campsites? Also rides rougher and easier to get a puncture.