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First time pickup owner here, I have a 2020 F-150 5.0 and was looking through a catalog and noticed they sell a 2.50 inch front leveling kit. It supposedly eliminates the factory front rake stance and evens up the front with the rear. The front of my truck definitely is a tad bit lower than the rear, which does drive me crazy a bit.
First off, is this an easy process to install these? Secondly, is it really worth it? They sell for $99.99 through the American Trucks catalog (Mammoth is the manufacturer - picture is attached).
And thirdly, does this effect towing or anything along those lines? I do tow throughout the year. I just want to make sure there aren't any CONS in terms of installing the front leveling kit.
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