2004-2014 Ford F150 4WD Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Load-Leveling Kit | 57200

2004-2014 F150 4WD AirLift LoadLifter 5000 Air Springs - 2004-2014 F150 4WD AirLift LoadLifter 5000 Air Springs
2004-2014 F150 4WD AirLift LoadLifter 5000 Air Springs
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2010 F150 Lariat 4x4
The kit was easy to install. The top bolts/ nuts are a pain to tighten and good luck torquing them. We noticed a difference right away after installing when hauling our toy hauler. Psi set at 40. The only gripe is the kit is for multiple years, so there are parts you won't use. But, if you want the bags to fill at the same time, YOU have to get your own T-fitting to connect both air lines through one valve. Well engineered kit but you would think that would be included as well.
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Customer Question I am running a 2'' leveling kit on my 2013 f150. What spacer would I need to properly run this air bag setup? Thanks

Asked by: Erik - 6/3/2021
Customer Answer You would not need an additional spacer for a front leveling kit. You would only require a spacer if you're running some sort of rear lift.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/4/2021)

Customer Question Will this work in conjunction with the roadmaster active suspension system or will I have to remove the R.A.S.?

Asked by: Bobsburgerhut - 4/7/2021
Customer Answer This kit will interfere with the Roadmaster RAS. You would either have to remove the RAS or go with a different load support system like the Timbren SES or SuperSprings SumoSprings.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (4/8/2021)

Customer Question Is this a no drill kit or is drilling required?

Asked by: Matt - 1/13/2020
Customer Answer The only drilling that's "required" is for mounting the air lines on the frame. If you're running an on-board compressor system, you will not need to drill to mount the lines. If you're fairly clever, you can probably make your own bracket to avoid drilling.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/14/2020)

Customer Question I have ReadyLift's 3" Rear Block Kit on my 2012 F150 4WD. What spacers should I use with this kit?

Asked by: Wonka - 10/19/2017
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/20/2017)

Customer Question I have a couple questions. One: will this work with a 2 inch rear block instead of the factory block? Two: I have a 3 inch leveling kit with 37x11.50r20 nitto trail grapplers and a geny hitch with torsion suspension. for the light towing I'm doing now, it works fine. I am however getting into towing compact cars and mid size trucks and SUVs and am now worried about squatting too much and rubbing the rear fenders when going over bumps. Will something like this fix that issue or should I exchange the 2 inch rear block for a 3 inch? or put the factory rear block on top of the 2 inch block?

Asked by: Chip Baldwin - 9/14/2017
Customer Answer 1). This kit will work with a 2" rear block, though you will need to use Air Lift's Lock-n-Lift Spacer Kit for 2" rear lifts. 2). As far as changing your suspension setup, you final choice is really going to depend on how you want your truck's stance when you're NOT towing and what kind of tongue weights you're looking at. The Air Lift LoadLifter System should be to handle most vehicle towing needs and keep you level without additional hardware. If you are looking to add some more rake back to your truck, then an Add-a-Leaf kit may be a better bet (either with your factory block, or in conjunction with your 2" block), since an add-a-leaf kit can generally handle increased loads better than a block.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/14/2017)

Customer Question I'm currently running a 6" Procomp lift on my 2011 F150 ecoboost 4WD. How can I add these bags to my F150 to when they are inflated it is leveled at 6" but when they are deflated, the rear end sits lower the the front?

Asked by: Devin - 10/7/2016
Customer Answer You would need Air Lift's Lift-N-Lock spacers to run this kit on an F150 with a 6" lift kit, though you may have to play around with their setup in order to get the stance dynamics you want.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/10/2016)
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