A suspension modification designed for a specific model year of a heavy-duty Ford pickup truck, this component serves to raise the front of the vehicle to match the height of the rear. Often, stock trucks have a lower front end for aerodynamic or factory design considerations; this aftermarket addition corrects that imbalance. For example, after installation, a truck that previously had a noticeable downward slope from back to front will appear more level.
The primary advantage lies in improved aesthetics, giving the vehicle a more balanced stance. This modification also creates additional clearance for larger tires, enhancing off-road capabilities or simply providing a more aggressive appearance. Historically, such modifications have gained popularity as truck owners seek to personalize their vehicles and improve their functionality.
