2009-2020 F150 Daystar 2" Leveling Kit KF09124BK

09-20 F150 Daystar 2' Leveling Kit

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Highlights:

Clear 37" Tires
Eliminate Front Rake
Durable Polyurethane Construction
Made in the USA
Limited Lifetime Warranty

Easy, Hassle-Free Leveling Solution for Your F150

The tires that come stock on your average 2009-2020 F150 look better-suited for hot wheels cars. While going bigger isn't that difficult, in order to squeeze on some proper off-road wheels and tires, you'll at least need a 2" leveling kit from our friends over at Daystar. This Daystar F150 leveling kit raises your truck's front end just to enough so that you can fit on up to 33" tires while eliminating that irritating front rake and making your truck sit nice and level.

High-Quality Kit Perfect for Any Application

Unlike a lot of of knock-off or competing leveling kits, Daystar's 2" F150 leveling kit won't cause excess noise on the streets and highway, while being able to take a beating off-road. The secret is Daystar's unique high-density progressive polyurethane blend that they use in the manufacture of their leveling kit's spacers. This type of polyurethane is extremely resilient, but much quieter than leveling kits that use metal components. Each kit comes with a full set of hardware and detailed installation instructions. Daystar manufactures all of their F150 leveling kits in the USA and backs them with a limited lifetime warranty.

Installation note: when installing this kit, it's extremely important to disconnect your truck's electronic steering harnesses before you install the spacers and only reconnect them after installation is completed, as outlined in Daystar's instructions. Failure to do so may cause steering instability and vibrations.

2014-2020 F150 Install Note: this spacer kit requires the removal of your F150's front struts for installation and may require clocking the upper strut mount for proper fitment. Please contact Stage 3 directly at 623-434-5277 with any questions or concerns.

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F150 Platinum Ecoboost

I am happy with the product. Rides well, not as stable as stock under turning it seems like. Professionally installed. WIth 29.9 inch P275/60/20 it has a better stance but I would not call it level , still has a little rake, still have slight rubbing while reversing on incline. Better seating/viewing position in driver's seat. Truck feels higher from front seat POV, and the rear view mirror is more usable now. I wish i had seen Jason's answer to the question below before I purchased, becuase i would rather have a true 2.5 level. Even side by side to stock F150 4x4, the difference is not very noticable. Does not look like a lifted overall, but can tell there is more air under the front bumper and wheel well gap. One annoying thing on my truck is that the front wheels are not centered on the wheel well after kit installed, tire is slightly closer to the rear section.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Alberto Salazar from TX on 3/11/2014

2011 F150 FX4 Screw

I payed to have this installed. was about an hour. looks good the CV axle angle is changed a bit. as well as the UCA angle, other than that it looks nice. Needed a adjust the tow on the alignment other than that has been on for about a month and truck seems to run smoother, with less shutter as well (4 starts as no product is a 5 in my opinion)

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Reviewed by: Tony from Alabama on 1/17/2014

2011 F-150 FX4

This level kit is very good quality and holds up great in the truck. The spacer itself is a little under an inch but once it's in the truck it lifts the front end exactly 2. During the install on my truck, following the instructions, my strut would not come out of the strut tower so I had to take out the strut completely using a 30mm deep socket and a breaker bar to remove the strut itself. Truck definitely looks and stands a lot better now with the 2 spacer in it. Truck rides the same as it did stock and don't notice any difference in ride quality. I highly recommend this part.

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Reviewed by: Chris from New Hampshire on 10/5/2014

2013 Ford F-150 4x4

Day star makes a great product, have installed two of there kits on super duties. This is the first kit I installed on my personal vehicle. It's a little time consuming but I took my time, the truck rides better then it did stock with this kit. I am very impressed and would recommend it.

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Reviewed by: Larry from Texas on 2/17/2015

2014 Ford F-150 FX4

Just what my front end needed to fit my 295/60/20 tires. Great look, not perfectly level but was the look I was trying to achieve. Thanks Stage3 for the great customer service as well! Will be back for more products in the future!

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Reviewed by: Robby S from Shreveport, LA on 2/12/2016

2012 FX4 SCREW

Install was straight forward. Did have to remove the strut assy but it came right out and popped back in very easily with a prybar. Ended up with a 1/2 rake front to back.

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Reviewed by: Matt from NH on 6/15/2016

2015 Ford F-150 Crew Cab

Great product. Easy to install and truck looks awesome.

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Reviewed by: Alan Waldhour from Guyton, GA on 9/30/2015

I have a 2014 2wd stx sport f150. Super crew four door. Short bed I want to get a leveling kit for the front, but there are 1.5, 2, and 2.5 inch. Which one would would be most effective to sit the truck level? A lot of stuff I find talks about the 4wd models.

Asked by: Ben F150 - 2/24/2014

If you want a 100%, dead-level stance, then a 2.5" leveling kit is a better option. 2" kits are more common just due to the fact they give you just enough room for 33" tires while reducing rake. 2.5" leveling kits provide an actual, leveled stance.

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I have a 2009 ford f150 xlt 4x4 supercrew. I am looking for a leveling kit that will level the front with the rear without adding rear blocks, My plan is to run good year duratrac tires 275 r65 18. What kit should I use to achieve this?

Asked by: Dan - 11/26/2014

This kit could work just fine. However, on older trucks with a decent amount of miles, you may need to go with a 2.5" leveling kit to get a totally leveled look. Your best bet it to measure the difference between your front and rear ride heights to see what size leveling spacer you'll need.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (11/28/2014)

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Does this kit work on the 2014 STX 4X4? Wanted to ask because of the different front strut on 13 vs 14 models.

Asked by: John E - 1/17/2015

Daystar's Leveling Kit will work on the 2014 F150s. The strut difference between the 2013 and 2014 model years was only in regards to the lower mount on the LCA. The upper mount did not change significantly.

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I have a 2014 F1 50 crew cab 6 1/2 foot box and the front of my truck is lower than the rear I want to just bring a dead level and possibly put a set of 18 inch wheels and tires on there what kit is the best for me to use I would like to have aluminum spacers if possible instead of polyurethane. What will be the best kid to go with to get these results?

Asked by: Chris - 3/17/2015

Getting a 100%, dead-level stance does depend somewhat on how many miles you put through your truck as the front suspension does need a bit of time to break-in and sag. While a 2" leveling kit can actually be level on a fairly a new truck, most F150s won't be totally level unless they use a 2.5" leveling kit, especially over time. Some of the more popular spacer leveling kits as of late are Auto Spring's systems which have an offset design that helps avoid UCA contact, though they aren't aluminum. Their 2.5" kit is right here. If you're dead set on a 2" aluminum space kit, then your should check out ReadyLift's T6 Spacers.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (3/18/2015)

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Duno if this is a stupid question but it's my first f150 I bout and I ordered the 2 inch leveling kit it came with 2 one inch spacers. Now I would think it should've come with two two inches spacers to go in each side to raise it two inches both sides. Did I just buy it for one side of the truck?

Asked by: Ryan Zarshenas - 6/29/2016

Not a stupid question at all, it's a common misconception. The spacers give your truck 2" of front lift, however, your truck's front-end suspension geometry works on a ratio, so to achieve a 2" lift, you don't actually need a 2" thick spacer. In the case of the Daystar Kit, their 1" spacer is enough to achieve a 2" front lift.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (6/30/2016)

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Wanting to know if this 2" level could accommodate a 275/65/20 sized tire on stock lariat wheels without rubbing?

Asked by: Ian - 4/24/2016

You would likely get some amount of rub on your truck's air dam, valance, and the rear fender flare with that size tire. In general, we recommend using a maximum of a 33x11.50" (or close metric equivalent) tire with a 2" leveling kit.

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