F150 level ?

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nealan
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Is the consensus that Bilstein 5100's are the best cost effective way to level a new F150 (I'm not interested in pucks)? Would it be worth it to go up to a 6112? I don't off-road other than hunting trips , but can get into some moderately rough stuff a few times a year. Also, if I stay around 2", any need for UCA's?
JB
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AG
I think the Bilstein 5100 is the good option. Don't think you need anything more and much better than spacer.
FiTxAg04
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AG
IMO, Eibachs are the way to go. Pro 2Rs are amazing in ride quality. No need for UCAs with a 2" level.
AggieMPH2005
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5100s rode like stock, 6112s were a vast improvement in handling and comfort for me. I was mad at myself for not going to them earlier.
lazuras_dc
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AG
For me ride wasn't as much a concern but I believe the 6112 can get a little more height? If I had known that I would've went that route instead of 5100 but I am happy with the 5100
nealan
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I had Eibach Pro 2R on my Ranger. I did like them a lot. But , like the 6112s, about 2x as much money. Also, I waited forever for those shocks to get off of back order. Maybe that's just for the 2024 and up Ranger models because that's a newer product
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