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Asked by Aaron Jul 03, 2008 at 07:30 PM about the 1995 Ford F-150 XLT LB

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i need to have the ring and pinion gear swapped out in my truck... anyone know about how much the labor will cost to have it done?

and also, which do you all preffer: air bags or rear add-a-leafs? my truck has a 6" lift, 35" mud terrains and I carry around a camper topper with a roof rack(not instaled yet) and a 35" spare tire... its all sitting on stock leafs with 5" blocks. if the truck is sitting on a flat, leval surface, the truck looks perfectly level. my problem is im going to be moving cross country and basicly what dont fit in my truck cant go... which would you do for this app?

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Matthew answered 15 years ago

add leafs you have a 95 ford f-150 if it was a bigger truck i would say bags but springs will look better and work alot more efficiently

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Michael answered 15 years ago

As far as the ring gear swap, you would be looking at 3-4hrs labor ($300-$600). For your suspension question, bagging it would enable you to level your ride height fully loaded down.

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Chris answered 15 years ago

i would throw the 5'' blocks away and get new leafs all together maybe try a 3/4 ton leaf pack it will look way better than stupid blocks and preform better

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Aaron answered 15 years ago

ill bee carrying about 1000 lbs of stuff not including what i carry daily...

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Robert answered 15 years ago

no blocks id say springs they also last longer for your money call national 4x4

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