MotoFabLifts F150-3 - 3 in Front Leveling Lift Kit That is compatible with F150

Product does exactly as advertised and comes complete ready to install. Personally I wish I had gone with the 2" or 2.5" kit as the 3" is a little too much. My front end actually sits a tad too high, but that is no reflection on the product which is of excellent quality. I do like the look of my truck sitting level and would highly recommend this procedure to anyone thinking about doing it, I would just recommend the 2" or 2.5" kit for a stock suspension without any additional lift in the rear. Drive ability nor ride quality did not change after installing these. Highly recommend this product!

Just received my 3 inch level that im putting on a 2009 F150 XLT 4x4. The level came with everything that was listed and feels great. I saw a review about the directions being useless but the directions i got make complete sense. Im not sure if the other guy had any mechanical expirience but it does make sense and sounds very easy. I did post a picture of the directions of mine incase anyone was looking for them. Even gives you all of the torque specs. Great product! I will update my review once installed.

Excellent kit but 3" is pushing it. I couldn't get the strut back into place, had to take it to a shop and they had a heck of a time getting it in. But it looks GOOD!

Great kit! Really gives the truck a great look. Installed it on my 2013 F150 Fx4. Says 3 inches, but really gives it an easy 3.5". I will say that it wasn't as easy as some instructions say. Getting the bottom of the strut in the lower mount is difficult. I actually had to drop the front mount on the lower control arm to get it in there. But once that's done, easy work. That's the only reason I've given it 4 stars instead of 5. The kit does flex your suspension to its maximum capability, but if you don't care too much about a stiffer ride, it's great.

Fit 2010 2wd f150 with ease. This 3” kit Allowed running 35” tires no problem. If Running aftermarket wheel with different backspace and offset you may have to do some minor plastic trimming, but with the factory 20” wheels, no trimming was needed. Install took about 45 minutes start to finish on jackstands.

I bought these for my 2011 F150 fx2. Couldn't be any happier not having the front down and it leveled out a lot more. Would recommend. Wasn't to hard to install. Easiest way to do it 1. Pull both sides wheels 2. Unmount spindle from upper a-arm 3. Undo top three bolts on strut 4. Undo bottom strut bolt. This should give you the clearance for the sway bar to drop enough. Might have to put some pressure on hub to push it down to slide strut back in. But I did it that way and got them in and installed. Make sure to not let hub pull on abs wires and brake. Mine triggered abs, brake, and advancetrac system light and had to replace abs on driver side due to me allowing the hub to just pull.

Completely destroyed my truck i had to sell it. I put these on and had them on for abou a year and then after that my mechanic told me they caused 3600 dollars worth of front end damage. I would either have to remove them and pay $3600 or sell the truck. Unfortunately the cost to fix wasn’t worth keeping and I had to sell a great truck. Buy something more expensive that won’t destroy your daily driver/off-road vehicle. P.S It made my truck ride extremely rough I felt literally every bump in the road and when I hit a small bump to fast it sounded like the whole front end was going to fall off.

Not as easy to put on as I thought. Had to drop the the lower control arm to get the strut back into place. Over all took about 4 hours. Worth every minute truck looks great. Subtle lift to accommodate bigger tires and add a little extra ground clearance.