You are currently viewing our forum as a guest, which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features. By joining our community, at no cost, you will have access to post topics, communicate privately with other members (PM), respond to polls, upload content and access many other special features. Registration is free, fast and simple, so please join our community today!
I had a local shop install my leveling kit when I got my exhaust done so I have no clue what it took to do and was wondering if it would be hard to remove myself? Thanks. Oh I have a hammer, hacksaw, some duct tape and cloths pins. Is there any other tools I would need?
It's not hard at all. The only thing you will need that's not in a normal persons tool box is a 30mm deep socket for the bottom strut bolt.
__________________
2010 Ford F150 FX4: HID heads and fogs, HD heads, blacked out tails, recon 3rd brake light, bakflip f1 roll up tonneau cover, carriage works billet grille, 2'' AS leveling kit & 3'' readylift blocks, banks monster exhaust, and S&B CAI.
LIFE IS GOOD
Hope this helps out... Took a friend and I about 2hours to install my 2.5" kit. The second side will go much faster that the first.
It was the same way for me. 2.5 hours on the driver side and 30 minutes for the passenger side. It's like a crazy puzzle. But once you have one side done the second is easy.
__________________
2010 Ford F150 FX4: HID heads and fogs, HD heads, blacked out tails, recon 3rd brake light, bakflip f1 roll up tonneau cover, carriage works billet grille, 2'' AS leveling kit & 3'' readylift blocks, banks monster exhaust, and S&B CAI.
LIFE IS GOOD
Thanks everyone for the replies. I talked to the shop that did it and they hooked me up. 100 bucks cash removed the leveling kit and the rear blocks at the same time to "level down" and one of the mechanics bought my front kit for 50 bucks while I was there.
Removing levelig kit???
Linear Mode
