ReadyLift Level Kit
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ReadyLift Level Kit
Hello to all:
I did a search on here regarding my question below, did not find a question related to mine. Any members on here have an 2008 and up 350 SuperDuty and installed a ReadyLift Product? I was interested in their leveling kit for my 2009 350 SuperDuty, until I noticed that you need to move down the brake line brackets " Driver and Passenger" side approx 2 inches. I have installed their kits before on my previous vehicles, and had good luck with them. My question is , by moving that brake line bracket down 2 inches , would that make the brake lines rest directly on top of the chasis causing them to grind against each other constantly while driving. In my opinion, it seems as if you are putting a lot of stress on the brake lines. I have done many modifications in my life on trucks , usualy the kit will come with brake line extension hoses, surprised at ReadyLift for taking this shortcut, their kits usually have all the necessary trimmings. Maybe I am wrong,
Any input from anyone would be greatly appreciated. 
Thank you in advance.
I did a search on here regarding my question below, did not find a question related to mine. Any members on here have an 2008 and up 350 SuperDuty and installed a ReadyLift Product? I was interested in their leveling kit for my 2009 350 SuperDuty, until I noticed that you need to move down the brake line brackets " Driver and Passenger" side approx 2 inches. I have installed their kits before on my previous vehicles, and had good luck with them. My question is , by moving that brake line bracket down 2 inches , would that make the brake lines rest directly on top of the chasis causing them to grind against each other constantly while driving. In my opinion, it seems as if you are putting a lot of stress on the brake lines. I have done many modifications in my life on trucks , usualy the kit will come with brake line extension hoses, surprised at ReadyLift for taking this shortcut, their kits usually have all the necessary trimmings. Maybe I am wrong,
Any input from anyone would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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