MotoFab Lifts F150-3 Front Leveling Lift Kit - Compatible with F150, 3 Inch Lift Review

I gave it 4 stars because the instructions that came with it were terrible and steps were left out. This is a great product, luckily I've installed it on previous trucks so I know what to do to install it.

Fits a 2007 F-150 but I wouldn't go with the 3" model. This put a lot of stress on my ball joints and the control lever scratched the springs. Shouldn't have ruined the suspension but looked good.

This strut spacer causes the upper arms to rub against the coil spring. I'm not comfortable with metal to metal contacts so I removed it from my truck. It was installed on the 2014 F150. I even bought upper control arms for a lifted truck in the aftermarket but the upper control arm still hit the coil spring.

Easy to install 2010 2WD f150. This 3" kit allows you to easily use 35" tires. If you run a secondary wheel with a different rear spacing and offset, you may need to trim some plastic, but trimming wasn't necessary with 20-inch factory wheels. Installation took about 45 minutes from start to finish on jacks.

Excellent quality product! Installed next day after receipt with no problems! I had a 2" Zone Offroad Leveling Kit front and rear but after installing my newly purchased 18" 35x12.50 wheels the fronts were a bit frayed, this was rectified after the replacement! No more friction. I'm so happy it changed the look of the truck a lot, the position is perfect! No more factory rakes, perfectly straight! Highly recommended.

Just got my 3 inch level which I put on a 2009 F150 XLT 4x4. The level has been listed with everything and feels great. I saw an overview that the instructions are useless, but the instructions I received make sense. I'm not sure if the other guy had mechanical experience, but it makes sense and sounds very simple. I posted a photo of my goals in case anyone is looking for it. Even gives you all the torque specs. Good product! I will update my review after installation.

My truck is completely destroyed, I had to sell it. I put them on and wore them for about a year and then my mechanic told me they caused $3600 worth of damage up front. I would have to either remove them and pay $3,600 or sell the truck. Unfortunately the repair costs didn't materialize and I had to sell a great truck. Buy something more expensive that won't ruin your daily driver/SUV. PS: This made my truck extremely hard, I literally felt every bump in the road and when I hit a small bump to

Product is exactly as advertised and ready to install. I personally wish I had gone for a 2" or 2.5" kit as 3" is way too much. My front end actually sits a bit higher but that is not reflected on the product made by is excellent quality I love the look of my truck and would highly recommend this process to anyone considering it can't change it once installed Highly recommend this product!

I bought these for my 2011 F150 fx2. Couldn't be happier with the front end down and flattened out a lot more. would recommend. It wasn't difficult to install. The easiest way to do this is 1. Pull both side wheels2. Remove the spindle from the upper arm 3. Remove the top three screws on the column 4. Remove the bottom column screw. This should give you enough clearance to lower the stabilizer bar. You may need to apply some pressure to the hub to force it down and push the post back in. But I…