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Lift help.
I have an 06 2WD on a 6" Fabtech lift. Now because of the weight of the front end its lower than the rear by a couple inches, and it bugs the F**k out of me. All the shops in town that I talk to say they wont stack lifts to help me get the front end up. Is anyone know if there is a simple way to do this, ie spacers or a leveling kit or something that won't max out my camber to where I can't align it.
Any advice would be great. thanks |
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Fat Bob's Garage: Ford 2" Front Spacer Lift Leveling Kit (w/ Extender Studs) F250/ F350 2WD 1999-2004 I have these on the front of my 06 2wd, there cheap, easy to install, you can still line it back up and I got about 1 3/4" of lift out of them.
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basic hand tools, floor jack, and I think a 32mm socket, very easy, I believe cjford has some pics on here somewhere of the job
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