Is the box flush with the wheel well? 2005 F-150
1302968
No it sticks out a little. I mounted mine a little higher than they said so it would clear a couple of sheets of plywood, with the bedliner. To load more than that it needs to be removed, which is just a lift out.
978342
Mine is lined up well. I am satisfied with it course I have not had to put it to heavy use yet.
1937745
Mine was straight, no issues but would recommend you return the tree if it bothers you.
996489
Not normal. Nothing should be shifting or clunking. And not good that it was shipped without padding. Return it ASAP.
2195702
I put it on an X5. It was level because the hitch receiver was leveled well.
1001534
Look under your truck, if the front axle looks like the back one then you do. You should have a ridged pipe looking thing, that doesn't bend in the middle, between your front tires.
1208763
Yes it is,just make sure you blow it off with air before you park it so nothing rust,
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.
1407938
Yes. Rather snugly, which is good. When you hammer then in make sure all the teeth are inside the opening of the wheel and hammer very straight. I bent one of the plastic teeth on the first wheel and used more care after that.
1414046
Yes it is. I have had multiple days of wheel well buildup melt in there before I squeegeed the water out.
2164412
Yes body is clear. You'll need to mark and drill holes depending on your vehicle and trim the entire bottoms wheel wells etc. Hope this helps.
1289998
Left side interior rear wheel well liner- pull it out gently after removing all bolts and screws. It is towards the top wrapped in foam it is fragile so be careful.
1375726
No... I put a small Shim under it to angle it and it is fine. See the rest of my info.Richard G.
957877
I have not had any issue with mine...totally love it but check to see that the brake is not grabbing on that side, or that the under basket is not rubbing against the wheel
1318127
I installed one about a year ago. There is no clicking noise, and I don't think it should be doing that. I would suggest you jack it up and have someone lightly move the steering wheel while you are underneath determining where the noise is from (use jack stands to be safe if the truck were to slip off the jack) I believe the boot should be on the bottom. Look at this video, or do a google search as I did before changing mine. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct;=j&q;=&e;src=s&source;=web&cd;=1&cad;=rja&ved;=0CDgQFjAA&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dn-kSP58pWvw&ei;=iRq3Uo_5GqiQyAGPk4GoCw&usg;=AFQjCNGLiJ0Kp2aFhCv3_hTs82FXpqIQig I installed one about a year ago. There is no clicking noise, and I don't think it should be doing that. I would suggest you jack it up and have someone lightly move the steering wheel while you are underneath determining where the noise is from (use jack stands to be safe if the truck were to slip off the jack) I believe the boot should be on the bottom. Look at this video, or do a google search as I did before changing mine.... » Read More I installed one about a year ago. There is no clicking noise, and I don't think it should be doing that. I would suggest you jack it up and have someone lightly move the steering wheel while you are underneath determining where the noise is from (use jack stands to be safe if the truck were to slip off the jack) I believe the boot should be on the bottom. Look at this video, or do a google search as I did before changing mine. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct;=j&q;=&e;src=s&source;=web&cd;=1&cad;=rja&ved;=0CDgQFjAA&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dn-kSP58pWvw&ei;=iRq3Uo_5GqiQyAGPk4GoCw&usg;=AFQjCNGLiJ0Kp2aFhCv3_hTs82FXpqIQig « Show Less
1884397
After install the truck was level, front to rear. It's a nice kit and was worth the money paid, I'd buy it again.
1898378
It is fairly straight forward, but I was uncomfortable undoing the steering componants. So I had it installed locally for $200. Then $50 for alignment. Well worth it. Was able to put 35s on after. Look up on YouTube for exact instructions