Do yourself a favor and have a couple of "C" clamps close by. Im no egg head but these two clamps are very handy during installation if you are alone. They hold the bars up so you can level them before you mark and drill the holes. Good luck, they look great when your finished.



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White 1999 F150 4X4 XLT Regular Cab, 5.4L Short bed, 373 Rear, Towing & Off Road Pkg, 6 Disk CD, Keyless Entry

Mods Include : Superchip, Flowmaster exhaust, Chrome bed rails, Full window tint,
Chrome Smitybilt Nerfs, K&N filter Ventshade window deflectors. Triton boats tag on front - BASS sticker in rear glass

 

If U have a floor jack it works even better.

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TRUCKBLACK 97 F150 XLT FlareSide SC.
4.6 MODS: Lowered 5 inches, SnugLid
Hard Tanneau,K&N plus air mods,
Plat+4/8mm wires,Prolong engin
treatment,Amsoil Syenthetic oil
and Filter,Bug&Rain guards.
SUPERCHIPED,No Step Under door nurf,
Interior Visor Shelf. My truck looks
like Ford used it as a model
for the Lightning but mines LOWER!
JACKS ANTENNA HEAD The easiest MOD

 

My floor jack was in the basement and I was too lazy to go get it. I tried the trusty Oscar cooler with one short 2X4 and after a few choice words, I thought of the clamps. They worked great and I didnt have to "balance" the things. Also installed the Ventshade window deflectors this weekend. I want to upgrade my stero and add Line-X bed protector but I am out of money.


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White 1999 F150 4X4 XLT Regular Cab, 5.4L Short bed, 373 Rear, Towing & Off Road Pkg, 6 Disk CD, Keyless Entry

Mods Include : Superchip, Flowmaster exhaust, Chrome bed rails and Smittybilt nerfs, Full window tint,
K&N filter, Ventshade window deflectors. Triton boats tag on front - BASS sticker in rear glass