Review on Leveling 2004 2020 Forged Spacers Compatible Replacement Parts by Jon Thompson

Price and photo suggested it was made of PE/Nylon or UHMWD, it could have been in the description but I don't think so. read it in full. The price surprised me for the quality. With accessories and nothing else. There are no instructions, if there were any you would have to read them; "Remove the stalls. Screw these to the top of the posts using the hardware provided. Reinstall the stand. Your truck is taller now." Yes, it's that simple. If you don't know how to safely remove the rack, think twice before you do it. I'll share some tips. Keep your gear organized Some nuts use an 18mm wrench/head but have a different screw size Bind the left and right LOWER arms together through the crossbar Do not lift or hit with a hammer, it will bend yourself. Only remove the lower stabilizer links, the lower control arm on the frame (22mm nut and 18mm bolt), mark it first. It's ok if you don't, you still need a wheel alignment. And finally the outer tie rods. Two bolts on bottom and three on top. Try not to drop them, you may never see them again. The whole job takes a couple of hours if you have a percussion gun (don't have one? Get it one!). You'll also need some pry bars, an 18mm wrench and a set of sockets. The results are worth the effort. When you're done, your Ford will look like a real 4X4. 2.5 inches is the ideal height. Now it's almost perfectly flat. You also need to slightly adjust the headlights.