Ford Econoline 2wd Suspension lift kit ride quality honest review THE TRUTH is it Amazing? no BS WTD

In this in-depth video, I break down the real-world ride quality of Action Van Suspension (AVS) and Weldtec Designs (WTD) 2WD lift kits for Ford Econoline E-Series vans and answer the big question many van builders ask: 👉 Should you spend the extra money on progressive rear leaf springs and King Shocks, or is a rear lift block setup good enough? I demo the ride quality using my current Weldtec Designs WTD lift kit with a rear lift block, and I also compare it to my previous build that ran an Action Van Suspension lift kit with Bilstein 5100 shocks and rear lift block. Both setups offer a noticeable improvement over stock, but I share my honest thoughts on whether they truly feel “amazing” — and what upgrades may actually move the needle. If you’re building a DIY lifted Econoline, overland van, or off-road camper van, this video will help you decide where to put your money for the biggest ride-quality gains. Topics covered in this video: Action Van Suspension vs Weldtec Designs ride quality Rear lift blocks vs progressive rear leaf springs Do King Shocks really improve ride comfort? Bilstein 5100 shocks on Econoline vans 2WD Ford E-Series lift kit expectations Budget vs premium suspension upgrades Real-world driving impressions and demo Whether you’re planning your first lift or upgrading an existing setup, this video gives you honest feedback from years of hands-on experience with lifted Ford Econoline vans. Drop a comment and let me know what suspension setup you’re running and if you think progressive springs and King Shocks are worth it!