Leaf to fix Drivers' Sag

[soon2bsick]

Have the dreaded drivers side sag on my 2000 AWD mountaineer, wondering if I can pull a leaf from an F150 frame I have sittin in the backyard and put it in the drivers side? Was told it was an early 90's F150 but honestly I have no clue if that's accurate or not... will this work?

also, if it will work..


could I add a few leafs from the F150 to do a rear lift?

The f150 frame has a superlift kit on it (don't know what) shocks and all

 

[jtmx101]

you can get an add a leaf kit for 30 bucks at summitracing.com, thats what i used to fix the lean on mine, i also swapped the passenger and driver side leaf packs around, depending on how much sag you have, it may just bring you back to stock height

 

[soon2bsick]

thanks jtmx, any way you can give me a link? my browser is not wanting to use summit's search function for some reason

 

[my pos mounty]

Add-a-leaf kits can be found at most (if not all) Auto parts stores. Cost about $50

 

[jtmx101]

I tried to put a link in my last post, i think there is a problem with summits website