There is only 2 in the pack.

 

Stock front pack has 2 leafs. Best to get a leveling kit pack.

 

So four all together counting the main spring and load spring? I have 5 all together. Guess it allready has the add a leaf and the are ready for replacement. They just don't look right being bent the way they are. Almost a "w" look to them.

 

You have 2 (TWO) leaves in the front springs, you add a leaf to the bottom of the stack. The rears have 4 and then a block and a helper, But thats if you have the HD suspension. I have a F250 with 350 suspension basicly.

Dan

 

The stock springs will actually have a sagging look to them which is normal as they have a negative arch to them.( Example) look at a 1996 stock front leaf spring pack that has a positive arch to it and compare that to a 1999 stock front leaf spring pack that has a negative arch to it. While traveling the positive arch spring will bounce from a positive arch to a negative arch and back to positive and so on creating a bounce and hammering effect. When traveling with a negative arch spring pack the spring will stay negative and sag and then go to a positive arch and return back to the negative state in turn giving a smoother ride as Ford tells us. Think of the positive arch and the negative arch for a moment and apply that to what I explained. Does it make sense? (Flame suit on)
In any event my stock 2000 F-250 has two front leafs and my stock early 99 F-450 has two front leafs. Some claim that a sag difference from right to left in springs and a replacement is needed. (And they will have a sag also because of the negative arch.)

 

well, mine has 3 leaves per side... Some sort of add-a-leaf? Maybe RoughCountry(sticker on the window when I bought it)?

Chase

 

My rig has a small lift. I am running 35" tires. The front spring pack has 5 leaves alltogether and so does the rear leaf pack plus the helper and blocks.