Tremor level question

[Kevbot]

I’ve been wanting to level my tremor. I took my truck to my dealership and they told me the rear was too high at 4 inches so they were unable to install a level. I have seen some tremors on here that are leveled but I’m not sure how they got them to be leveled. Is it possible to adjust the front to give it more height with the stock suspension then throw a 2.5 block to level it out? I was thinking I would have to go lower and throw a 2.5 in block on the rear but by the pictures I have seen it looks like they kept stock height in the rear. Anyone know exactly how to go about leveling while keeping everything in spec?

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[Littlefield82]

That almost looks like you have the max tow package it's sitting so high in the rear.

 

[Kevbot]

That almost looks like you have the max tow package it's sitting so high in the rear.

Yes I do have the tow package. Looks worse since it’s sitting on a bit of an incline.

 

[Kevbot]

I would not mind having to go with a shorter block in the rear to make it nice and leveled. If the rear is the issue with the block they add from factory. I can change that out for a shorter one.

 

[150ish]

People often use the term "Leveling Kit" when in fact it isn't actually leveling the vehicle. All they are doing is using a spacer to create lift and it typically leaves some rake in the truck. If you want to level your Tremor you're probably going to need a full blown lift kit, or something like the Readylift 3.0" SST Kit. That kit replaces the rear blocks.
Edit: that's 3.5" SST from Readylift

 

[Kevbot]

People often use the term "Leveling Kit" when in fact it isn't actually leveling the vehicle. All they are doing is using a spacer to create lift and it typically leaves some rake in the truck. If you want to level your Tremor you're probably going to need a full blown lift kit, or something like the Readylift 3.0" SST Kit. That kit replaces the rear blocks.
Edit: that's 3.5" SST from Readylift

There is a guy on here who leveled his tremor with a 2.5 pro comp in the front. And it looks pretty leveled. But there was no specification on what exactly was done to the front to make it as high as the rear.

 

[Golf17]

Definitely want to know what people find out on this. I think a lot of us are hoping to ‘level’ our tremors. I’d be fine with an inch or two of rake still. Just not 4+ inches!

 

[doocatracer08]

yes a 2" or 2.5" level kit added will not make it perfectly level, if thats what your thinking. If you want perfectly level then you will need to lower back blocks. For me when mine comes in, im adding a 2.5" level and where it ends up is ok with me.

 

[Puckett88]

Look at my recent post, i "leveled" mine with a 2.5" pro comp spacer. Works great!

 

[James Dean]

IMO the nice thing about the Tremor is its height. I would bring the front up 2.5 inches and call it day. I wouldn't want to remove the rear blocks and lower it.

 

[SavageCarl]

I've been thinking about removing the rear block and adding a leaf spring. That *should* net a -1 inch at the rear, while reducing sag with a load or trailer. Then, once there are a few more options for front leveling, I'll dial it in with the right spacing considering a good look with and without my boat connected.

Anyone have experience with the add-a-leaf or something similar? Any concerns about this or problem removing the rear block?

Add-a-leaf at Stage3: https://www.stage3motorsports.com/AAL1521-2021-f150-auto-spring-15-add-a-leaf-kit.html

 

[Dparke55]

I have a 2" front lift. I think it looks great. The rake is very mild and would still be level when towing my boat. I will try to take a few pic.s and post.

 

[TxBrian]

From what I have read (people posting their measurements after leveling), the 2.5” pro comp got it to about 1” of rake, the 2” spacers leave about 1.5” of rake.

 

[TxBrian]

Picked the truck up yesterday and drove it 700 miles home.
Had an appointment scheduled for this week to get it leveled and they called this morning saying they had an opening so I drove up and got it done!
Pro Comp 2.5”

Before:
Rear, 42.75
Front, 38.5
4.25” rake

After:
Rear, 42.75”
Front, 41.25”
1.5” rake

So net increase of 2.75” with the 2.5” level.

 

[Sethysan]

Picked the truck up yesterday and drove it 700 miles home.
Had an appointment scheduled for this week to get it leveled and they called this morning saying they had an opening so I drove up and got it done!
Pro Comp 2.5”

Before:
Rear, 42.75
Front, 38.5
4.25” rake

After:
Rear, 42.75”
Front, 41.25”
1.5” rake

So net increase of 2.75” with the 2.5” level.

Looks great! Any pics of the trucks suspension/driveline angles?

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