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ReadyLIFT 66-2085 - 2in. Front Leveling Kit

ReadyLIFT  |  SKU: RL-66-2085
Sale price $49995 Regular price $54994

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Description

ReadyLIFT 66-2085 - 2in. Front Leveling Kit

2in. Front Leveling Kit

2" Front Leveling Kit - Ford Super Duty 4WD 1999-2004

ReadyLift leveling kits are the fastest, safest, least expensive way to bring the front of your vehicle level with the rear. Made with black e-coated steel, ReadyLift coil spacers will not deteriorate or decrease ride height over time. ReadyLift spacers are guaranteed to maintain a smooth ride without adding more pressure on the stock suspension components. Thanks to innovative engineering, ReadyLift kits cost thousands less than a traditional lift kit and only take about 1-2 hours to install. No need to buy expensive shocks. ReadyLift Lifetime Warranty Included! All ReadyLift(R) products are backed by a lifetime warranty for as long as you own your vehicle and includes all necessary parts, hardware, detailed installation instructions, and two color decals.

  • Model years: 19992004
  • Compatible with F-350, F450, and F550 models
  • 4wheel drive capability
  • Maximum lift of 2.0 inches
  • Maximum tire size of 35 inches
  • Includes leaf pack leveling kit
  • Comes with track bar alignment cam bushings
  • Designed for improved suspension and handling
  • Easy to install and compatible with existing suspension components
  • Durable and longlasting construction for reliable performance
  • Enhances the overall look and functionality of the vehicle
  • 44wheel drive capability
  • Durable and long Durable and longlasting construction for reliable performance
Fitment: Direct Fitment
Front Lift Component: Leaf Spring
Front Lift Height: 2 Inches
Front or Rear: Front
Install Difficulty: Difficult Requires Professional Installation
Installation Time: 4 Hours
Max Tire Size: 35 Inch
Shocks Included: No

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