NickPic83

thank you for the pics! like said before the angles are a little steep but as long as u dont plan to offroad it often i wouldnt worry. with mostly street miles they should be fine for a long time

Scott Kinsel

Went with darker tint on the front windows. 20 Ceramic.

Scott Kinsel

Time to race

gwallers

I have same tires with 2" level. zero rubbing issues. They are 34.6... so in reality are these considered 34s or 35s. Ive been telling everyone 34. lol.

gouldje

Did you put your own 2" level kit in? If so how bad was it to put in? I have put many kits in, but only on 2011's. I know on my 2011 a 2" kit was not fun, a 1.5" kit was a lot easier. Just that .5 difference made it easier to slip the strut back in.
Thanks

gwallers

Dealer had already put it on when I bought the truck...

TOYJOETA

Love your truck. What gearing do you have? Did the dealer recalibrate your speedo? What kinda miliage you getting?

Thanks
Joe

SilverSurfer15

Fords always have bad cv angles, even some of the factory trucks make you wonder... I'd say for a level, its actually better than most. Tie rod angle is a little steep, most people only look at cv angle, but again its nothing terrible. You will be fine. Even though the angles are generally worse than Ram/GM, the f150s seem to have way less failures than the other two.

Off topic.... that guy on here with the rcx kit, had really good angles. almost flat.

JBAII

Nice truck. I love mine!!

JBAII

What kind of bike? How you carry it? I just been putting mine in backseat.