2" leveling kit
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2" leveling kit
hey guys i was looking for a 2" leveling kit for my 06 F-150 S-Cab FX4 5.4 and was wondering what the best one out there was for the price and about how much i was looking at paying and how hard it is to put in thanks for any advice in advance
06 F-150 FX4 5.4
single in and out Flowmaster exhaust "Gotta Love That Sound"
01 F-150 4.2
06 F-150 FX4 5.4
single in and out Flowmaster exhaust "Gotta Love That Sound"
01 F-150 4.2
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From: SE Georgia
do people not even look at the forum before they post?
look here
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...eling-kit.html
and here
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...installed.html
sorry, but these were both on the 1st page
look here
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...eling-kit.html
and here
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...installed.html
sorry, but these were both on the 1st page
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Welcome dg1147! I had the same question a couple months ago, if you use the search tool and type leveling kit it should get you some good info. I went with a 2inch Auto Spring kit and am very happy with it. Let me know if you need any more info.
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Hey, I'm a new guy here too, and I know sometimes it's easier to ask than to search.
I have read here that a lot of guys are using the autospring kit and are happy with the results. I went a different way because I was not too sure about a polly spacer, so I went with a billet aluminum peice from NCD. (NCDcustoms.com) It is a very clean part, well machined and anodized black. The insturctions are clear and the install took me about two and a half hours. (If you have the right tools it really is easy) I spent about $80, and it was worth every dime. Check out the pics in my gallery. Good luck.
I have read here that a lot of guys are using the autospring kit and are happy with the results. I went a different way because I was not too sure about a polly spacer, so I went with a billet aluminum peice from NCD. (NCDcustoms.com) It is a very clean part, well machined and anodized black. The insturctions are clear and the install took me about two and a half hours. (If you have the right tools it really is easy) I spent about $80, and it was worth every dime. Check out the pics in my gallery. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by BACKWOODSFAB
Hey, I'm a new guy here too, and I know sometimes it's easier to ask than to search.
I have read here that a lot of guys are using the autospring kit and are happy with the results. I went a different way because I was not too sure about a polly spacer, so I went with a billet aluminum peice from NCD. (NCDcustoms.com) It is a very clean part, well machined and anodized black. The insturctions are clear and the install took me about two and a half hours. (If you have the right tools it really is easy) I spent about $80, and it was worth every dime. Check out the pics in my gallery. Good luck.
I have read here that a lot of guys are using the autospring kit and are happy with the results. I went a different way because I was not too sure about a polly spacer, so I went with a billet aluminum peice from NCD. (NCDcustoms.com) It is a very clean part, well machined and anodized black. The insturctions are clear and the install took me about two and a half hours. (If you have the right tools it really is easy) I spent about $80, and it was worth every dime. Check out the pics in my gallery. Good luck.
