Auto Leveling Kit PROBLEM
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From: CA
2 hours labor. For my area that is 160 to 180 and that is including the alignment. But if you have just common hand tools and a couple of jacks it is just as easy to install as an intake. Took less than an hour to do both sides. The take it down and spend 50 bucks to have it aligned.
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From: Back Woods of Chester Co PA
Originally Posted by phemming
I just picked up my 2006 f150 crew from the ford service shop after having them install a 2' autospring leveling kit. The truck appears to be just a tad bit higher in the front.
The big problem is that i chose the 2" over the 2.5" because I am adding a topper and storage in the bed. Once this additional weight is added I will definitely be higher in the front that in the back.
Is the 2" autospring adjustable at all, would this situation be cause by the installer? What can I do?
The big problem is that i chose the 2" over the 2.5" because I am adding a topper and storage in the bed. Once this additional weight is added I will definitely be higher in the front that in the back.
Is the 2" autospring adjustable at all, would this situation be cause by the installer? What can I do?
Last edited by kdds05screw; Sep 22, 2006 at 09:03 PM.
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From: Kenner, LA
really? i wasnt aware that ford would do these type of modifications for us, being as ridiculous as they are about the warranty situations. do they guarrantee their work on that? and will everything still be covered under warranty? .... im thinkin about havin both the as 2.5" and the aal 1.5" done very soon
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From: Western Mass.
Originally Posted by Stealth
It won't matter soon for me, I am going to be removing them both and lowering it instead. I know, what an idiot, function is fine but I just don't like the look.