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2004 to 2008 F-150 and Mark-LT 4.2L, 4.6L and 5.4L equipped F-150s and Mark-LTs. |
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Yeah so actually I received the package expeditiously, It didn't come with
an actual instructions manual but they did give me some high speed stickers lol. It's okay though as they sent me to the website and had a pdf of the manual which I think is a lot better in a "green" sense. So I just shot it to my ipad and looked from time to time as my girlfriends stepdad and I worked on it. Yeah bro, I hate those dude's that just leave useless comments and stuff, it's funny cuz they think their sarcastic and bs statements are helping the poster when in fact it's just annoying. As I stated up there though I didn't receive instructions but was guided to the website. Actually my girlfriends stepdad didn't even need the manual that much he just looked at the pictures from time to time, this is because he was a prior ford mechanic, just to see how they did it. But all in all didn't even really need to borrow any parts from autozone because he had impact wrenches and all the sockets and wrenches that were necessary for the job. didn't even need a torque wrench cuz the impact corrected many of the torque specs. All in all the job took us less than an hour and ten minutes. Would have been faster, but he took the first side slow so I can memorize the system. And I did the other side by myself. Those impact wrenches really helped. After I got my alignment today, I waited a day after the installation to get it done, the difference is very noticeable to me and it remains the same ride as it was prior to the installation and am overall very happy with the product. Now only if a water bottle didn't magically open in my backpack and doused my amp for my door speakers with water everything would be tip top on my truck lol. I'm resorting to my ipod and headphones at the moment because the only speaker working on my truck at the moment is my bass. It sounds like I have war music blasting in my truck when I try to play something. Awesome, yeah I don't go off roading my truck is only a 2x4 so all that other stuff isn't necessary for my application. Just wanted the factory rake gone. HBS has an awesome product from what I've seen so far the spacer looks very solid! As far as towing, I guess maybe after I purchase a motorcycle trailer I will see some sag, but I put a 2.5" lvling kit and have a solid tonnaue cover in the back and from just looking at the side profile the truck looks very leveled and I could not be more happy with the end result. I want to thank you guys for commenting and really appreciate the help that you guys provide. Thank you very much and I hope you guys have a good one. |
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2004, f150, leveling kit |
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