Have an 05 f250 with air bags on rear. Will the bolt from the air bags which come out the side of the frame be in the way f.
2011820
I have a 2005 also. I would think you will have to trim around it or drill a hole but that's not very hard too do.
1588731
I put this on a Ford F250 and it fit perfect. I'm not sure if the frame spacing is the same in the rear of the F150 and the F250.
1296185
It's possible if you mount it to the rear that there will be interference. I mount mine slightly forward for preference and it's fine. If you don't have room to move it around then the side rails will probably interfere.
2056194
I put my bike on the other way around. I put the bike with the front to the left on the inner mount. The down bracket secures around the angled lower part of the frame.
972899
Should be fine as long as your frame has dropouts you can bolt the "hitch" to.
1227328
I had them on my 09 fz1. They stick out to far because of the tapered rear.
1440738
Sorry, not sure. This was complete enough to bolt right to my frame, but there's no extra hardware for if your frame doesn't have hole provided.
775170
The rear of my '97 now appears a little higher than the front, though I wouldn't say 4 inches. With the airbag suspension the rear would "kneel" when you park for ease of loading, but with the kit it is up where it can take a cargo load on the road. The tops of my bumpers measure close to the same height from the ground now. Did you get the front shocks installed at the time the rear springs were installed? Even if the existing shocks were still good, that is a good idea and will affect the stance. Did you put a 4x2 kit on a 4x4 truck? That would definitely mess up the stance. Possibly you got so used to seeing it sitting down on it's haunches that the rear just looks too high now? Folks on the Ford forums might have more info, some of them are techs with a lot of experience. Just a note, I got mine last April and still like them even if my truck rides like a truck now instead of a car.
1258835
If its the same Body Frame it will bolt right on 4 holes are all ready in frame from Factory ,,A BITT HARD TO LINE UP BUTT WORKS OUT WELL Good Luck FISHRON
994692
Purchased for a F250 with standard rear bumper, holes matched, but did not mount/use it due to selling the truck.It also matched to a Toyota truck (buyer for it). If you look at it closer, the holes are also elongated to fit many types of trucks.It is very well made.Larry
1879683
Mine will only mount from the body like the picture. They are adjustable left to right though. I had to pull my brackets off and use stainless bolts because the ones that come with it started to rust within a few days.
629668
There should be no extra room. Check the threads. Might need a new bolt or wing nut.
1258140
Yes. Bolts right up.Gives the bike a completely different sound.A bit load but I felt a difference in throttle response.I did go to a K&N; air filter at the same time though.Save about at least 10 lbs or more.
1029781
Sorry to take so long to respond. I was tied up fpr the holiday. The bolt in question is an M5. It looks to be 20mm in total length. Hope this helps?
127141
What I had to do was put a piece of electrical tape on the underside of a wrench to hold the nut. There was enough space for me to put the wrench in with the nut. I put them on a 2001 F350 but I had more of an issue with the rear screws not long enough. Even when I used longer screws they have a tendency of snapping off so I would think about using the screws for the back going in from the side with out the indentation.
1355720
Hi , if your axle is the same as a 2000 F250 there was no adaptor but I think you will have to disable the auto lock electrics . Personally I would bite the bullet and stick with the auto lock .Getting out of the truck to work the hubs still really sucks and is still dangerous .Good luck ! Bye
1394969
You need to cut a hole in your fender. If it's a 99 or above you don't have to make any mods to the air intake box