Pic's

 

Could you possibly link to some larger pics? I'd love to see how they look and how the install went.

Also, what is the effect? Are you happy with the feel?

 

Those are some wee tiny pics lady.

 

Yea, better pics please. Did it get rid of the nibble? How hard was the install?

 

yes it took care of the shakes my steering wheel would shake side to side around 55 to 65 no more and the steering feels tighter
For the kit to fit had drill new holes on the bracket's that bolt to the tierod ends about 2 in TDC after a littil drilling and grinding this would work with stock wheels no problem

and i will post some larger pic's later

 

You realize, of course, that you just called him a woman. I normally don't point out spelling/grammar mistakes, but did you perhaps mean to call him "laddie," instead of "lady"?

 

Those are the nicest little red X's I have ever seen!

 

linky didnt worky

 

Pic's
http://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gall...&albumid=15984

 

Hey Screw, great job man! Is this an actual kit specifically for our F150?

 

Where did you get the stabilizers from and what did they cost. Just had my tires balanced for the 4th time and stilll have a bad nibble. Makes me want to go back to stock.

 

The Fabtech kit is made for 2004 to 2006 F-150 with 6in lift and wheels with 5 backspaceing.
As you can see i have no lift and every thing work's great cost for Fabtech kit is $140.00

 

I have had the kit for a while now and I thought that it wasn't going to work. Did you have to modify anything?

 

frist you have to drill new holes(2in) on the brackets that bolt to the tie rod end's
Then cut off about 1 3/4 in of the bracket off
Then you need to grind off some the driver's side bracket that bolt's to the rack and pinoin bolt,you will also need to trim the U bolts at the tie rod end's because they will be to long
Take a look at the pic's

 

where did you get it?