I could not agree more! I just got my F150 Tremor and I put a 2 1/2” level kit in n it with 35 Toyo Open Country AT3’s on it and it looks beast mode! No rubbing no trimming!
Does doing the leveling kit affect ride quality at all? Also how does it affect (if at all) towing capacity? Would the rear end sag if hitting max payload capacity?
Beautiful, for sure! I usually would want all black, but that dark blue it coordinates incredibly well with the goldish/orange Tremor highlights, makes it look stunning. I might get a slightly lower lift if I could, maybe, but that height is tempting. In fact, the only thing I might do differently is to add body colored or black rain guards to the front and rear side windows, probably black to match a good window tint. And since you don't show the inside, I'd make sure it was the most loaded package, including the fold out flat work surface of the front center console and the lockable, collapsible storage option beneath the rear seat. Love those tires, and the thicker rubber smaller wheels, what are those wheels, 18", 20"? I wonder, do you know how much that lift and those larger tires might affect mpg? Great job! Dang, I want one! Where are you guys located?
That is actually factory wheels and rear height. We just put 3.5 inch front leveling kit from ReadyLift. Wheels are 18 inch and tires are 35s. That was the loaded up one.
How many miles of break in did it take for you to ge the 17mpg? My trucks got 3000 on the clock and I haven’t seen better than 14.4-16.1. I can live with 17 mpg if I go to a 35” tire but as it stands now, I can afford to lose even more fuel economy. I’m like you, I drive like an old man
You might be already there. Remember that changing the tire size and not changing the tire size in the computer will reasult in incorrect calculations. Your odometer will be showing less miles than what you actually did.
I did a oil change at 2k miles...I get 14mph in the city and got 21 on a road trip which was most of the miles...its a mans truck...don't worry about the mpg.
Factory wheel will fit 35s. Not sure about custom offsets and sizes. Because you stick that wheel out, it creates an arm that pivots, basically will touch the fenders and crash bars.
i just purchased a 2023 F150 Tremor. i was thinking it needed the front end leveled as the back is higher?? can i just level the front and still have 35"s put on it?
@@markely7587 it is more like a puck. You still need to take apart the struts. Comes with upper control arms. Rear block is also included but we didn't use it. We found that 2.5 inch leveling puck wasn't level enough for 2021 and newer trucks. So we went with that kit.
@MClikestoparty not entirely sure about that. If you contact on of those off-road companies like Rough Country. They can recommend a setup that will work. However on a Raptor with 30mm offset suspension clears well. I think 30mm will work better than say 34mm with 35 stock Raptor wheels.
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@@ShersGarage I just got my Tremor about two weeks ago so I’m trying to figure out what I’m going to do and not goi g to do to it. I leveled the front and I think other than a few cosmetic things I’m gonna leave it stock. Tuners scare me a bit only cuz they love to void warranty’s but I’ve heard the tuner really wakes it up
I could not agree more! I just got my F150 Tremor and I put a 2 1/2” level kit in n it with 35 Toyo Open Country AT3’s on it and it looks beast mode! No rubbing no trimming!
What kit did you use and did it affect the factory handling? I love the factory feel of the front end but really want to level it. Thanks!
@@alextasch8114 I used a BDS kit. Did not affect factory ride, just the gas mileage.
Ecoboost or 5.0? I have a 15 EB and when I put 35s on it it seemed to definitely make the truck more sluggish but it has 3.31 gears too 🤷🏻♂️
Are you running the factory wheels or aftermarket?
@@patrickoneil1121 I run the factory rims with 35” tires. I love my setup.
The rake is what makes it practical when actually using it as a truck hence when hauling and towing
REAL nice!! And I love that Antimatter Blue Metallic anyway but with the leveling kit and KM3's, you have a winner there!!
This Truck Looks BAD Ass. Super Sharp looking Truck even with the Stock Rims. Awesome Job!!
Biggest problem is all that crappy Orange everywhere.
Fantastic, while your at it fix the price!
Does doing the leveling kit affect ride quality at all? Also how does it affect (if at all) towing capacity? Would the rear end sag if hitting max payload capacity?
It would actually reduce your towing capacity. Ride isn't affected too much. Gas mileage drops.
Hey can you please provide us with the leveling kit you guys used for this built? Thanks
I believe that one was ReadyLift 3.5 inch leveling kit.
Thank you for the quick reply. Was there any issues with rubbing? Did you guys need to cut or trim anything?
@@miguelitwo1840 there will be a very slight rub at full lock. If you do 35x12.5. With 11.5 there will be no rub. No trimming.
Thank you for all of the feedback I will be ordering this set up very soon
Looks like you could go bigger! That's a great looking truck though. I really like the Tremor package Trucks.
Looks like you can add 37" almost with all that room
@@kellyfontes7757 yeah. I'd imagine you could. These new trucks wheel arches just swallow big tires. 37s and 40s are the new 33s and 35s
Did you have to get a re alignment after the leveling kit?
You have to do it. Yes.
Looks great!!!
Beautiful, for sure! I usually would want all black, but that dark blue it coordinates incredibly well with the goldish/orange Tremor highlights, makes it look stunning. I might get a slightly lower lift if I could, maybe, but that height is tempting. In fact, the only thing I might do differently is to add body colored or black rain guards to the front and rear side windows, probably black to match a good window tint. And since you don't show the inside, I'd make sure it was the most loaded package, including the fold out flat work surface of the front center console and the lockable, collapsible storage option beneath the rear seat. Love those tires, and the thicker rubber smaller wheels, what are those wheels, 18", 20"? I wonder, do you know how much that lift and those larger tires might affect mpg? Great job! Dang, I want one! Where are you guys located?
That is actually factory wheels and rear height. We just put 3.5 inch front leveling kit from ReadyLift. Wheels are 18 inch and tires are 35s. That was the loaded up one.
We are in Daphne Alabama.
3.5 ready lift or 3? I have a 23 Tremor and ordered the ReadyLift but it is 3'
@@ShersGarage
@@fredpenner9866 3.5 inch. 3 inch will work just fine!. I feel like it will be more level than our truck here.
What are the exact tire size on this? And was there any rubbing or trimming??
No rubbing on a Tremor. 35x12.5x18 BFG KM3.
@@ShersGarage Thank you
Did you readjust the headlights?
Absolutely. Otherwise you will be blinding everyone!
How many miles of break in did it take for you to ge the 17mpg? My trucks got 3000 on the clock and I haven’t seen better than 14.4-16.1. I can live with 17 mpg if I go to a 35” tire but as it stands now, I can afford to lose even more fuel economy. I’m like you, I drive like an old man
You might be already there. Remember that changing the tire size and not changing the tire size in the computer will reasult in incorrect calculations. Your odometer will be showing less miles than what you actually did.
@@ShersGarage Well those taller tires make the truck look damn good. I’m a fan of the factory Ford wheels on that truck too
@@robertf3340 they look good!
@@ShersGarage What do you have to do to make changes to the computer for a larger tire size? Is that something the dealers gotta do?
I did a oil change at 2k miles...I get 14mph in the city and got 21 on a road trip which was most of the miles...its a mans truck...don't worry about the mpg.
Think 2016 f150 fx4 with 2.5 level fit 35s on 17x8.5s?
Factory wheel will fit 35s. Not sure about custom offsets and sizes. Because you stick that wheel out, it creates an arm that pivots, basically will touch the fenders and crash bars.
i just purchased a 2023 F150 Tremor. i was thinking it needed the front end leveled as the back is higher?? can i just level the front and still have 35"s put on it?
Yes you can. We did 3.5 inch ReadyLift kit with 35s.
No details on leveling kit?
3.5 inch leveling kit from ReadyLift.
@@ShersGarage is that a puck, or a suspension level kit?
@@markely7587 it is more like a puck. You still need to take apart the struts. Comes with upper control arms. Rear block is also included but we didn't use it. We found that 2.5 inch leveling puck wasn't level enough for 2021 and newer trucks. So we went with that kit.
Removed crash bars?
@@luisfont6140 I believe the front one is removed.
looks good but would look better with a little poke
Some people like to stick out. I do not. Besides you would need offset wheels for that.
What level did you put on it 9
The rake is fine. The truck is perfect as it was engineered. Second most capable F150 does not need or benefit from a level kit.
1.5" Wheel spacers will have this thing perfect
But you will lose offroad performance badly. Why buy the Tremor then ruin the one thing it's made for?
Fuel economy must be so bad
What fuel economy?
Do you think you could fit 35s with a 2" level? I know 3" will get it perfect but I tow and don't want to look too squatted.
2.5 would be better. You won't have a squatted truck. 2 inch will fit 35s. But they will scrub at a full lock.
@MClikestoparty it will with factory wheels.
@MClikestoparty factory wheels or aftermarket?
@MClikestoparty you might have to go aftermarket wheels no rubbing off-road use.
@MClikestoparty not entirely sure about that. If you contact on of those off-road companies like Rough Country. They can recommend a setup that will work. However on a Raptor with 30mm offset suspension clears well. I think 30mm will work better than say 34mm with 35 stock Raptor wheels.
How did you get the 35/12.5/18 km3 (rim range 8.5-11) on the factory wheel that’s only 7.5 wide?
Jeep guys have been running like that for years.
Wheel is 8.5 from what I read.
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When you went to the larger tires did you notice any fuel economy changes or power reductions?
Absolutely. Less power especially without any rear end changes. Fuel economy drops from 21 to 17 mpg.
@@ShersGarage Well shit, I was afraid you were gonna say that.
@@ShersGarage Have you added a tuner, and if so, how’s that working out?
@@robertf3340 no tuning. Bone stock.
@@ShersGarage I just got my Tremor about two weeks ago so I’m trying to figure out what I’m going to do and not goi g to do to it. I leveled the front and I think other than a few cosmetic things I’m gonna leave it stock. Tuners scare me a bit only cuz they love to void warranty’s but I’ve heard the tuner really wakes it up
Just buy a raptor