2.5" DAYSTAR kit
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04-27-2004, 07:35 PM
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Got the front end alignment done today. Just as I thought it is off, glad I spent the 60 bucks to get that done!! The shop did not have the specs, thanks to whoever had them posted. They gladly used them and kept the sheet for anymore that come to thier shop. Also saved me 10 bucks by giving that to them.
#32
04-27-2004, 07:39 PM
Originally Posted by blue 2004 FX4
I just put the Daystar kit on my truck. Why Ford is not making this truck like this is beyond me. I think it looks great!! 
I wanted to thank the people that have given advice, not removing the top ball joint was extremely time saving. I would tell anyone that is going to do this to retighten the bolts within a day of driving. Took me about 3 hours and a little knowledge, sure is not worth the 150-200 dollars to have it done.
I wanted to thank the people that have given advice, not removing the top ball joint was extremely time saving. I would tell anyone that is going to do this to retighten the bolts within a day of driving. Took me about 3 hours and a little knowledge, sure is not worth the 150-200 dollars to have it done.
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#35
04-28-2004, 10:15 AM
Some redundant info at:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...21#post1570521
LOL!
I was confused I thought I was reading one post then realized it was another on the same subject.
Take Care,
Brian at www.ProtechEZLift.com
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...21#post1570521
LOL!
I was confused I thought I was reading one post then realized it was another on the same subject.
Take Care,
Brian at www.ProtechEZLift.com
#36
05-02-2004, 01:04 AM
Originally Posted by baja_stx
I've never installed the Daystar kit, but I've changed over several 2004 F150 suspensions to the 2005 (maybe 2006) strut and LCA. I did them all on a hoist, but all you'll need is someone to hold or pry up the suspension to get the bottom strut bolt back in.
Are you doing this at the dealer to correct a problem found on the 04 F150 strut or LCA and corrected by installing the updated/redesigned 05 parts? I would really like to hear more on this subject.
Take Care,
Brian at www.ProtechEZLift.com
PS I have spoken to the owner of www.chaosfab.com (well known for their Toyota and Nissan suspension products) and they are possibly interested in designing a long travel kit for the new style F150's. Interested but no planned date as of yet as to when this process may begin. I have offered to donate a truck for R&D whenever they need one. Given their proven track record and unsurpassed quality...they are the best logical choice for tackling this in my opinion. NOTE: Please do not call them asking them when this will be available unless your calling just to voice that you would be interested in more info as it becomes available. I do not want them ticked at me because they are slammed with calls with questions they can't yet answer. LOL!
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05-03-2004, 01:49 AM
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05-04-2004, 09:36 AM
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