WeldTec Designs performace leveling kit ( 2 wheel drive, twin i beam)

[Weldtec Designs]

We added a 2 Wheel drive performance leveling kit for those who don't want to mess with changing out their I beams. With minor trimming this kit will allow you to run a 265 tire. This kit is giving you a little over 1" of lift with the biggest advantage of this is increased performance with the progressive coil and shock upgrade.
Here is a pic with stock wheels and tires



This is with 265/75/16 wheels tires


* for more Pictures, info and pricing check out our site.http://www.weldtec-designs.com/product/1986-2015-ford-e-series-vans-performance-leveling-kit/

 

[Bikersmurf]

Looks good... I'll have to keep it in mind if the new springs I've already got aren't enough.

 

[Weldtec Designs]

Looks good... I'll have to keep it in mind if the new springs I've already got aren't enough.

We need to do the Stage 2 kit on that and really make it look BA...

 

[Bikersmurf]

Interesting thought, but 6" + (37-29)/2 = 10". Given ours is a buisness vehicle, an extra 10" would make it inaccesible for clients to climb into our mobile office. I'll have to settle for my Fj40 for off-road use, and keep the Ambo as a pavement pounder. I'd like to level it out, improve the ride (although it's decent), improve braking, and improve handeling.

Many of my goals are attainable given: the coils are saggy, ball joints are worn, shocks are old, sway bar bushings are falling out, and brakes could use some love. Did I mention someone gave me all the front suspension from a recently serviced Ambulance including new brakes, radius arms, I-beams, and a sway bar... Thanks Again Rob (sending positive thoughts your way)... Even though he's not on this forum.

 

[Weldtec Designs]

We can do Bilstein or the fox Agile shocks in the front and rear with this kit. Not to mention a steering stabilizer will help with the worn out steering.

 

[Low594]

I sent a message via your website, asking if this could be used on my E450 Short Bus...