1.5" AAL pics
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1.5" AAL pics
Here is picso my rear 1.5"AAL. The install was easy and the results are great. I cant even notice a difference in the way it rides. The last 5 pics in the album are the finished producthttps://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?num=15506
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Setup looks good.
I have put 1.5" AAL's in the last 2 trucks of mine.
I got both sets from www.summitracing.com, Skyjacker brand, $131 shipped, stock shocks are fine.
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where did you get yours? what brand? how much? do you have to change the stock shocks at all?
I got both sets from www.summitracing.com, Skyjacker brand, $131 shipped, stock shocks are fine.
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I got the 2.5" AS on ebay from autospring for 79.95 free shipping and I got the 1.5" AAL from autospring on ebay also. That set me back 148.00. And no you do not need any different shocks. By the way, for you guys that have the same setup how are you angels up front look. Similiar to mine? just wondering. angles or angels, Im retarded.
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Looks good. Do you have to take the spring completely off and take it apart to put in on? Or can you leave the springs on the truck to do it?
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Springs stay bolted to truck.
Basically you unbolt the u-bolts and shocks, drop the axle (not literally,) take out the two bolts holding the leaves together, put the new one in where the kit tells you too, then put 2 new bolts in where the 2 old ones came out, it helps to have a big clamp.
Bolt the leaf pack back to the axle, and shocks, and you're set.
Basically you unbolt the u-bolts and shocks, drop the axle (not literally,) take out the two bolts holding the leaves together, put the new one in where the kit tells you too, then put 2 new bolts in where the 2 old ones came out, it helps to have a big clamp.
Bolt the leaf pack back to the axle, and shocks, and you're set.
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thanks guys, and for the record I really do like john deere, but I have to say my wifes uncle has all IH tractors and he beats them to death and they keep going and going.
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Originally Posted by towrig06
thanks guys, and for the record I really do like john deere, but I have to say my wifes uncle has all IH tractors and he beats them to death and they keep going and going.