🔧 Daystar Ford F250 2" Leveling Kit - Fits F250/350/450/550 1999-2017 2WD, Bronco II, Ranger 1983-1996 2WD - KF09101BK, Made in America, Black Review

My 2001 Ford F-250 two wheeler is standing up now. Looks nice. I paid a garage to install it. Good to know that the front end needs to be leveled again. But before that could happen, they had to install offset adjusters to set camber/caster on the front wheels. I didn't want to go into that because I've never done it before. (And because I'm getting older and lazier). Works perfectly.

Pros: + Easy installation (takes 2 to 6 hours depending on your experience and familiarity with your car's suspension). + It raises the front end really badly Cons: - It will ruin your suspension. Although alignment is recommended, it is REQUIRED. At least for me, my tires sagged a bit, which was visible to the naked eye. If I were to leave them on my personal car (1996 Ford Ranger) I would have to do some serious leveling work. it was priced at 400. It is not worth. I am sending it back to…

I purchased this product a while ago and just noticed it here on Revain.com. I do not recommend this product for 99up F250, F350 Superduties with 2WD. Alignment is nearly impossible with 2WD I-Beam trucks. You can count on custom mounts being made to put everything back in its original position. To complicate matters, the poly material they're made of doesn't support the weight of a diesel engine and starts to sag after a few hundred miles. My truck had to be reassembled three times as the…

I have a 2007 2WD F-250 truck and not many lift options (don't know why; in my area 90% of cars lifted are just for looks and will never get off the pavement ). These Daystar upgrade kits have been around for a long time, so I chose them over the cheaper "auction" options. I installed them a few months ago and there has been no loss of ride height and I haven't noticed any stiffness in the ride. Don't expect your truck to look like a raised monster, but it's eye-catching and allowed me to add…