MotoFab Lifts F150 1 5 Leveling Compatible Review

2018 F-150 The ideal lift height for us was 1.5 inches and we still have a 1.25 inch rake. 2 inches is too much if you are towing a trailer and want to stand level. If you tow or tow a trailer, do yourself a favor and measure your wheel arches with the trailer attached and order a lift kit to match. Not happier with MotoFab 1.5"

Install a 1.5 level kit on my 2010 f150 xtr 4x4 Super Crew. Great quality and once you loosen the screws it's really easy. First I tried level 2.5 but that was too much. My truck has the maximum pull package so the front suspension is different than a regular 4x4. Looks great and I was able to mount the Raptor rims and tires with no problem!

This 1.5" leveling kit almost leveled my 2018 4x4 F150. Truck front 1/4 "Deep. I recommend no more than 1.5", especially if you're towing. Pretty easy setup if you link to a YouTube video. The instructions aren't the best. I had to run to the hardware store because of the screws that came with the kit were too long. As a result, I used several M10x1.5x25mm bolts to install the rack onto the truck. The bolts provided were about twice as long and ended before the spacer was snug against the…

I went with 1.5" instead of 2" so I still have some rake. Before installing I had a rake exactly 2 inches. He lifted the front end exactly 1.5 inches so it came out perfectly. I had a Ford dealer install the kit for me while it was in another service and did the alignment as well. No calls or questions from the mechanics while the truck was there. Collected and no bad remarks or problems. The bill said 1.5 hours per side. Just in case checked the 4x4 in the parking lot and no problems. As far…

Instructions need to be updated. On my 2018 Ford F150 the lower strut mount is different from the current instructions which require you to remove the brake caliper and axle nut to lower the lower control arm enough to allow the lower strut bolts to be removed from the control arm. Once the stand is removed, the lower stand bolts must be removed to reinstall the stand using the Motofab spacer. These pins are pressed in and must either be pushed out or removed with a hammer. It was easier for me

MotoFab lift kit does not fit as hoped. I bought new upper arms and struts for my 2011 Ford F150 FX4 and wanted to add an alignment kit to the truck while disassembling everything. I just wanted to raise it up a bit so 1.5 inches would be perfect, unfortunately they didn't fit the factory mounting holes after I mounted them on the stand. Your kit was probably 2mm off, but that was enough to keep the bolts from getting screwed in and I didn't want to modify my truck to include something that was

So here is the real deal for the product, it's amazing and fits perfectly. This raised the truck 2 inches and leveled it perfectly with no rear suspension modifications. I don't know why people give the product less than 5 stars, it fits perfectly and is very easy to put on the stand. I wish people would rate the product, not the packaging or the installation. Now the installation is the trick. Watch the video on You Tube and don't try to rush it. Disconnect the upper control arm and stabilizer

Several reviews state that the screws on the 1.5" alignment kit are too long. Not if installed correctly. The bolts do not go through the frame into the top of the strut. The seal has 6 holes. Three holes are drilled on the bottom and three holes on the top. The three holes drilled on the bottom are also threaded. The first step after opening the box is to mount the included socket head screws into the threaded holes. Thread the screws from the bottom of the spacer through the hole to the…

This kit is great and installed easily over my racks. I'm glad I went with the 1.5" because it actually levels my truck. I think a 2" spacer would have made the front a bit higher than the back, which I didn't want because I accidentally towed a trailer over the weekend.. I consider myself pretty strong at most DIY jobs and this project is definitely doable but you definitely need to have the right tools and decent car/truck experience Just because you're a 17- mm socket doesn't mean it's the…