Leveling and Warranty Issues?
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Laughing Gas
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From: Brighton CO.
Leveling and Warranty Issues?
After reading many posting on here I either haven't found any issues or have not found the posting about leveling and warranties issues. With that being said, I'm considering leveling my 350 that's only a couple of months old with a
Ready Lift stage II 2.5".
So have you guys had any issues with warranties after leveling?
Ready Lift stage II 2.5".
So have you guys had any issues with warranties after leveling?
Lead Driver
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From: Kaysville Utah
No. My dealer will even do this if I had included it in the sale.
No if you have problems with death wobble, steering, basic front suspension, I wouldn't expect Ford to cover that if I had messed with the front suspension components. But should not affect Engine, tranny emission type of warranty at all
I will say it affected my towing and I had to put some air bags on the rear to help when I tow.
No if you have problems with death wobble, steering, basic front suspension, I wouldn't expect Ford to cover that if I had messed with the front suspension components. But should not affect Engine, tranny emission type of warranty at all
I will say it affected my towing and I had to put some air bags on the rear to help when I tow.
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As soon as you raise the front of the truck, you are introducing negative caster.
I have found that many of my lifted trucks required at least +1 of positive caster beyond what the factory did to compensate for a lift and larger tires.
Negative caster leads to wobbles.
I have found that many of my lifted trucks required at least +1 of positive caster beyond what the factory did to compensate for a lift and larger tires.
Negative caster leads to wobbles.
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