Rough Country 1.5" springs

Tremor_6.7

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I am going to be ordering Rough Country 1.5" springs and dual steering stabilizer. Do I need an alignment after install? Please let me know, thank you.
 
A mild lift/level shouldn't effect your toe and camber isn't adjustable on a solid axle (that I am aware of). It will effect your caster, axle centering and steering wheel position.

Verify with Rough Country that they will actually lift the Tremor 1.5". These trucks ride on different front springs than the other Super Duties)

I put a Ready Lift 2.5" level in my 2017 and only re-centered my steering wheel, it wore my Ridge Grapplers like I would expect any solid axle truck to wear a tire. Stay on top of your rotations, once they start cupping they will cup faster (in my experience). I did not install caster shims and never had any death wobble.
 
I believe the springs will lift the tremor 1.5". I've seen at least one other member that got 1.5" of lift from them. I am also going to be installing a steering stabilizer when the springs go in so I'll be aligning it to be safe.
 
Had this setup (springs, no stabilizer) on my 2018 6.7 xlt. It had the heavy service front (which I believe was a +1 spring) so it sat a tad higher from the factory (at least it sat higher than the king ranch f250 that parked next to me). I’m sure someone will correct me if I’m wrong on that aspect) Removed factory springs and added these exact springs and it added about 1.25”…..left the rake right where I wanted it.

There’s another thread in here “tremor leveling kit” that shows they will in fact raise it up a bit (I think the tremor springs only add +.5” over factory).

long story short, I always meant to get an alignment…..even got as far as the alignment shop, but my coworker overslept so I had to take my truck to the field that day ? so I never had it aligned. Went through a set of 35x12.50 and got about 40k out of them with no wear issues (I was off-road for work a lot).

Should you? Probably at least take it in to a shop you trust. But I didn’t and never had any issues…..couldn’t hurt to take it in though.
 
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