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Just a suggestion.
Use the autospring leveling kit.
I put on on my dad's 04 F140 4x4, and it looks great. $80 w/ free shipping off of ebay.
And takeing my time, with plenty of refreshement breaks it only took 2 hours. Actually 1 1/2 for the first side, and 1/2 for the other.
Here's a couple pics of the truck: w/ and w/out leveling kit
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...&albumid=26793
Use the autospring leveling kit.
I put on on my dad's 04 F140 4x4, and it looks great. $80 w/ free shipping off of ebay.
And takeing my time, with plenty of refreshement breaks it only took 2 hours. Actually 1 1/2 for the first side, and 1/2 for the other.
Here's a couple pics of the truck: w/ and w/out leveling kit
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...&albumid=26793
#6
Did you put a 2" or 2.5" leveling kit on?
Originally Posted by MBBFord
Just a suggestion.
Use the autospring leveling kit.
I put on on my dad's 04 F140 4x4, and it looks great. $80 w/ free shipping off of ebay.
And takeing my time, with plenty of refreshement breaks it only took 2 hours. Actually 1 1/2 for the first side, and 1/2 for the other.
Here's a couple pics of the truck: w/ and w/out leveling kit
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...&albumid=26793
Use the autospring leveling kit.
I put on on my dad's 04 F140 4x4, and it looks great. $80 w/ free shipping off of ebay.
And takeing my time, with plenty of refreshement breaks it only took 2 hours. Actually 1 1/2 for the first side, and 1/2 for the other.
Here's a couple pics of the truck: w/ and w/out leveling kit
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...&albumid=26793
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I used a 2" leveling kit.
IF you have the tools I'd rate the job a 3.
But it does require some tools, such as a hydrolic jack(doesn't have to be hydrolic, but is nicer), several metric wrenches, a few metric sockets, and alittle time.
I didn't have much metric anything, so I bought a cheap set of wrenches and sockets form harbor freight. Used them several times sense then.
IF you have the tools I'd rate the job a 3.
But it does require some tools, such as a hydrolic jack(doesn't have to be hydrolic, but is nicer), several metric wrenches, a few metric sockets, and alittle time.
I didn't have much metric anything, so I bought a cheap set of wrenches and sockets form harbor freight. Used them several times sense then.
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