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You will not need to change anything. The load leveling kit on your Expy is just a different set of shocks. They do their job regardless of the spacer kits like the Ready Lift Kit.
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Thanks Bob, I'm thinking that if I do the lift I just want to lift it equally, I want the height but I'm not interested in putting on larger tires, so I'm thinking something like 2/2 if that's available or maybe 1.5/1.5.Hi Andy,
My '03 has always had a rake but I actually liked it because as you load up the back, it comes down. I like that better then starting out level and dragging your ass end when it's loaded up or have a trailer hanging off the back, but that's just my pref. For my gen, maybe later as well, the rear half shafts come thru the frame, so that limits how much one can lift the back end. I'm guessing the "leveling" kits are popular because it allows 35's upfront where a bit more lift is needed to avoid too much rubbing when turning. Even with the leveling kit, mine still has a bit of a rake so I'm happy
You wouldn't want it levelled?
It doesn't bother me the way it sits now I just want a little more ground clearance.
I would venture to say any spacers that will fit your model year truck but on an f150 will also fit your Ex. The instructions for readylift 3/2 were for an Ex but the kit was delivered in an f150 spacer kit package. Called and confirmed they are the same exact spacers so maybe you could find shorter ones to fit your needs?
Which kit?
Since I don't have a flat area to work and I don't feel like jacking it up on a slopped driveway, I'll probably just pay someone who knows what they are doing to do it.
