The Leveling Kit Thread
Yes, and then some. There are 7, 8 or 9 different front coils for a '15+ F150 listed on any decent Ford Parts website. They're all slightly different spring rates, and for how each truck is optioned. You'd have to email Bilstein's tech dept to ask how the truck was optioned that they used to determine the 5100 series/OE spring combo's ride heights.
I was looking to get this front level kit for my truck. My question is if I have it done does the truck need a front end alignment after the install ?
https://www.americantrucks.com/motof...ng-raptor.html
https://www.americantrucks.com/motof...ng-raptor.html
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I was looking to get this front level kit for my truck. My question is if I have it done does the truck need a front end alignment after the install ?
https://www.americantrucks.com/motof...ng-raptor.html
https://www.americantrucks.com/motof...ng-raptor.html
Joined: Jun 2014
Posts: 31,748
Likes: 12,570
From: Nowhereville, Barton City Michigan
Crap no! I don't know what the exchange rate is right now, but that's more than double. They aren't hard to install, and my dealer only wants $69USD for alignment. Man, if anyone wants to pay me that much to stick them on, I'll even do it at 10 below F!!
$150 for a front axle alignment, plus $250 for the installation of camber/caster correction hardware. The Hardware was another $99 for two kits...
This for a 1.5 (1.65" actual) lift using Bilstein 6112s on my 4 X 2 5.0 SuperCrew.
This for a 1.5 (1.65" actual) lift using Bilstein 6112s on my 4 X 2 5.0 SuperCrew.
On the exchange rate (actually had to get more american money at the bank today) I paid $134 cdn for every $100 usd, our money might aswell be toilet paper hahaha
I wonder why some guys need the camber/caster correction kits and some dont?












I guess I get a deal and didn't know it.